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And don’t forget the white text with close to zero contrast.
And don’t forget the white text with close to zero contrast.
Yup same. I always wondered why there was a user folder when we already have home.
I’m so tired of this bubble settings crap. This seems like a step in the right direction.
The downsides you would only read on Linux communities. My mother couldn’t even begin to understand what snap is about.
The reason I still choose Ubuntu, or sometimes Mate, specially for other people is because I know it’s highly likely to just work on any laptop I throw it into. Most people don’t care one single bit about the downsides of Ubuntu.
Ubuntu is much less user hostile than windows. My parents only used Ubuntu for the past several years because they inherited my old laptop. They just want to Google stuff, so all they need is a familiar browser.
Oh for the love of Linus, block all notifications requests from websites at the browser level. Comon people accept all notifications requests and get inundated by them.
There’s always a yoyo effect with design. I fully expect Google to swing back to gothic palette and highly detailed icon within the next decade.
I feel like we were just getting used to the old new logo?
It’s possible this new logo is only for using next to other brands.
I tried to like Kvaezitso, and I loved some of the features, but it’s too strict in others that I didn’t like. I want Lawnchair and Kvaezitso to make love and have a perfect baby.
I would much prefer they not become more chromified than they switching to chrome’s JS engine.
Sidebar makes my Firefox pretty slow at startup and has a few bugs. I would love a native alternative with similar features. Namely I would really like vertical tabs that aren’t a sidebar because I want to be able to use sidebars without hiding my tabs… But seems like this new implementation is also a sidebar.
It’s not a better way to rate from 0 to 10. It takes way more effort from the user and leads to more people dropping out. And in the end, the result is the same in aggregate. If your opinion is popular, more people will vote like you because the sets of 3 are random. In a survey of thousands, individual opinions don’t matter. No one is going to evaluate the answers one by one.
If you hate or love them all equally, I guess a random score is fine.
That’s the typical “if you were in a deserted island” scenario that vegetarians and vegans are very familiar with. Given those 3 options:
1 > 2 > 3
But the language is clear. From these 3 features, choose the one you want the most and the one you want the least 🤔
Agreed. If you don’t want to use it it should just stay out of the way.
I don’t think you understood the assignment friend.
Faster browser any day…
Can you let me have my own preferences? Am I allowed?
Well, technically if you could simulated a window height of 9999px probably it would trigger a whole page render.