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Or. LibreaReader https://github.com/foobnix/LibreraReader
Or. LibreaReader https://github.com/foobnix/LibreraReader
Yes, they are definitely sketchy now.
I use logseq and notesnook.
You are correct. Bing.
It is really hard to replicate Vivaldi’s workspace or stacked tab features in Firefox. I know some have had good luck with replicating the stacked tabs with extensions I personally don’t think it’s the same. Floorp tries to implement workspaces but it’s implementations is lacking. I can’t remember if Pulse browser has this feature or not. Good luck.
I am on the new unlimited $10 plan. The feature I love most is lenses, very handy.
I am not surprised. Into Google’s graveyard it goes.
Do any other browsers exist?
I have an older spare laptop to play on. But, yes I am not going to jeopardize my personal laptop just to play.
Yes, good 'ol Slackware I had a Vector Linux period!!
I was lucky to be able to convince most of my family to use Telegram. Now that they are comfortable I can’t get them to try anything else.
Doesn’t Yattee do this also?
Orion on iOS allows you to use extensions from both Chrome and Firefox.
Yes, the pro pricing is high. They have a lite version also that is free. I am I interested in the document management mostly. The fact that is cross-platform is nice.
Dell XPS 13 Plus Developer Edition comes with Ubuntu. I have the non-developer edition which I run OpenSUSE with no problem.
Stumbled upon Novell Suse Linux in the software section of Best Buy. That sent me down the rabbit hole. I actually got caught up in the world BSD specifically DesktopBSD. I was amazed by all the “free” software options.
Yes, I much prefer Neostore.
drivebys
Lack of money, I couldn’t afford to pay for a Windows license. After discovering how to install Linux more than 25 years ago, I became eager to learn it and never looked back.