While like other have said, extensions do work, I wouldn’t expect zen to prioritize extension compatibility. I’ve been following development and it seems like a personal project
While like other have said, extensions do work, I wouldn’t expect zen to prioritize extension compatibility. I’ve been following development and it seems like a personal project
There’s also readwise reader which is better in most ways. Not open source - but also not pretending to be either
b-b-b-but brave will still pay me brace bux if i watch their ads right???
I mean it’s just kinda gimmicky so with this added issue I just can’t support it.
Racknerd. I have two VPS with them for a total of $25/year. not as feature filled as any of the big players but it’s dirt cheap. Found them on https://lowendbox.com/
I was about to say, can we do some crypto bullshit instead of improving the browser? Love this move for mozilla
I’ve had too many issues with Ventoy that I’d rather just use fedora media writer or balenaetcher for when that doesn’t work. I mean honestly it’s a bit gimmicky, even if it’s a cool concept. I believe Glim and some other options exist too
I like it. Not gonna nitpick. It’s nicer than those microsoft fonts that came out recently
At long last, linux with microtransactions
I always thought this and all the other sites like it were just SEO bait. The quality of the alternatives is no better than random, though I guess you can discover software you didn’t know existed. One example: I’m always looking for an alternative to Roon. Like Plex for music, plus you can add in tidal or qobuz, so you can essentially listen to anything on your own library, or the streaming services, from anywhere. It also has an incredible metadata system, letting you view for example, all the players on a jazz album, view bios of every one, and easily start to check out some new music that way. It’s unbelievably flawed and poorly run though.
What is alternativeto.net’s suggestion as a replacement? Fucking VLC Media player. The only real contender is PlexAmp, or if you want something similar but only for classical music (and without self hosting your own library), there’s idagio. results like that make me think it’s totally useless
a vr browser/3d browser would be incredible but this ain’t it lmao
good cop bad cop
linux is at single digit percentages and that’s including steamdecks so… no, not even clsoe
Holy shit. The mad lads did it
Yeah I’m guessing that’s gonna be part of the business model. I don’t personally see it
Awesome, thanks!
cool, never using them again