There are more features planned. Once it’s feature-complete, it will even have adblocking and KeePassXC integration.
However, as I am a student with a few mental health issues, development is slow. I don’t expect the browser to be “finished” for another year at least.
Recompile with updated libraries. There’s probably a better way, but it’s further down the list. This thing doesn’t even support downloads yet.
I call it Magellan. It’s nowhere near ready for production use, though.
Ah, I am using WebKitGTK.
Currently version 4.1, though, as 6.0 is not supported on GTK3, and upgrading the project to GTK4 would possibly require a complete rewrite.
I wrote my own browser using WebKit. Chrome is bloat.
Because the majority of people with Maori face tattoos are Maori, not gobshites.
I possibly would allow ones around the edges, and of course Maori face tattoos are fine; but otherwise, yeah.
For you, I’d recommend trying Logseq. It wasn’t for me, but feature-wise it might be what you’re looking for.
Failing that, using todo.txt for your notes might work better. However, the only usable app on iOS for this is SwiftoDo, and you would need to figure out how to sync the file yourself.
ffs. Guess I’d better move everything off and close my account, then.
KTrip’s not bad.
When did they stop being Kiwi?
Posteo is probably what you’re after. Only €1 per month!
Instead of this:
cout << "Hello world.\n";
You can do this:
cout << "Hello world." << endl;
There are also:
Yeah, but the system requirements for Windows 11 are a good way above those for 10. Many people would need new machines; whereas Linux still runs decently on hardware from 2003.
Sony Xperias have 3.5mm jacks again. A few of them are also supported by LineageOS and Sailfish OS, so you’re not necessarily stuck in the Google ecosystem.