Floorp is a nightmare from my experience, I’ve tried it about 2 years ago, it was pretty cool but insanely buggy, I’ve been trying it maybe once every 2 months ever since and it hasn’t gotten better IMO, if you customize almost anything in the ui, things will break eventually, and I always get frequent freezes and crashes.

At this point I just use Firefox with Betterfox user.JS and its been great, you get ff updates as fast as they come out since it’s not a frok, also has all bloat and telemetry disabled, whenever I try out another browser I just switch back to ff for one reason or another.

I can never use another keyboard after discovering the hold to copy and stuff, it’s so natural, and I’m so glad that I’m stuck on a FOSS keyboard that’s owned by a company I respect.

The march update definetly helped with system ui animations, the recent apps menu would stutter on every opening, whereas now it’s always smooth.

Also ruined haptics.

Its a shame, I would have thought that by this time atleast the price would go down enough for mass adoption, considering there isn’t that significant of advancement in tech, atleast from what I’ve seen.

Mass adoption would push more developers to work on software for VR, which would pretty much staple it as a new form of entertainment consumption.

I’ve been using batfi for over a year and its one of my must have apps, I don’t even have limit charging or charging protections enabled. The features I always use are the menu bar battery icon with inline % and extra battery info in menu bar dropdown, like: battery %graph, power distribution meter(shows charging/discharging speed over different sources), battery temp, battery health %, apps with significant battery usage.

I definetly understand the benifits of this, but a lot of these communities post the same or a lot of duplicate content.

Also didn’t think about the nonsensical moderation in one community, so maybe mirroring them wouldn’t be that great of an idea.

Don’t understand why it takes people so long anyways, took me like 5 seconds to write it.

I feel like most if not pretty much all of the value of Twitter was the name itself, and the recognition it had.

Oh, ok, thanks for the correction.

Don’t they have that thing where you can turn your account into a self hosted website? Maybe decentralized wasn’t the best word, I mean users don’t have to rely on the website staying up / moderators not going mad or stuff like that.