Yeah it did

OK my bad

Guess you didn’t read the article fully.

Here is the actual TLDR as to why chrome is bad for non techy people,

1. Chrome does not have the ability to block any malicious ads pretending to be genuine.
2. Chrome does not respect the system wide dark mode when it comes to websites.
3. Chrome automatically logs you in. Not good for privacy.
4. Article recommends Firefox (with ublock and dark-reader) or Vivaldi.

I am guessing you are an engineer of some sort.

Don’t use Firefox, the original one anymore if you’re really into privacy. I haven’t tried Waterfox, but I can recommend Ironfox. It’s on Acrescent and Fdroid.

I think you are confusing it with wicket.

True. My wave-function collapses when observed. My state can only be explained in terms of probabilities.

Okay. That was funny.

Simpler is better in many cases. I have been using this messaging app for about a year now and I have been totally fine with it. It does what it says and it never connects to the internet unlike some Google ones.

Care to post a screenshot?

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Its all fun and good until uncle SamA buys it.

Does it work with gestures fluently? I feel most launchers that I test feels really janky with system navigation gestures.

I bet Sydney Sweeney does

1. Should have basic understanding of what they intent to do on Linux.
2. They should know about the concept of input devices.
3. Have an understanding of the internet if they are planing to use it. Like what websites are or how to search for things.
4. And I think a basic of generic buttons or symbols (like the magnifying glass for search button) would be nice.

Some dev must have put some EPic SensiTive filE IN it.

Take my upvote and be damed

Imagine one company that rules over the human thoughts, creativity, sexual desires, that can shapes the truth, that can feed humans with entertainment… No way that can happen right? Right?

Really, didn’t knew that