What about Flutter? It was pretty nice to work with
Hi, better late than never, right?
I wanted to be able to inspect the URL paths and parameters, before actually engaging with the website itself, and be able to interact with these fields in a convenient way, just like with URLCheck on android. Also, if possible, to check the URL, to see if it redirects anywhere.
On PC, while it’s not what I wanted to achieve, I settled on using Redirect Link extension, so at least after I spot a link that I want to redirect, I can clean it as I want and redirect it automatically. For example: these annoying AliExpress GCP links to normal item page with these regexps:
https://www.aliexpress.com/gcp/.+/?.*=&%3FproductIds=%5Cd+.*
-> https://www.aliexpress.com/item/%q[productIds].html
Good human ;)
It’d be really helpful if these kind of posts would have such description at the title.
Why not explaining instead of looking down on people? Now they know they’re wrong bit don’t know why. Nice.
Fennec -> Mull
LibreCamera->OpenCamera TrackerControl-> RethinkDNS
Mull for android
I guess you’re talking about iOS, so yeah they had no choice, everything is Safari based there (for now). But on android, as I mentioned at my comment above, it’s chromium based.
Why would you mention an add-on here? Anyway, there’s a ddg browser that’s available for both android and windows, and is chromium based.
ddg,brave and opera are chromium based.
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In addition to other suggestions, there’s Collabora Online
Yeah but it doesn’t solve my problem unfortunately… too compact for me. Wefwef does the work tho, idk why I’m keep searching for another client XD
Because I don’t like the way photos and media in general shows at the default frontend. I use wefwef (can’t remember the new name) on PC for now. I like the to see the media big sized on my feed, and that gift autoplays.
For forums: Yeah spaces are pretty great (have a look at Mozilla for example) and it can be an alternative IME.
For gaming which even if unasked about, is the majority of the users: When we can have push to talk option (client side, which can be done relatively easy) and proper 30+ FPS Screen share for gaming features, I think it’ll be much easier to convince people to try it. Everything else IMO is QOL features that I don’t mind about. We also tried to use mumble, but the lack of Screen share moved us straight back to discord eventually…