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Update: I made a spreadsheet that ranks messaging apps for privacy
(privacyspreadsheet.com)
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this post was submitted on 10 Feb 2024
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Is there no Google Sheets alternative that would allow to display it without having to download?
Also, there's not a lot of value in placing it on GitHub if you can't even preview the changes of a submitted pull request.
I can view the site without having to download with the below link. So not sure what you mean?
https://privacyspreadsheet.com/messaging-apps
Edit: this is with Vanadium in incognito, if it matters.
It works like that on Mull too. Maybe it's a desktop browser issue?
Personally I'd prefer a markdown table that can be exported as a CSV