ℹ️ Info
now published!
If you want, vote for my proposal to allow 2 sidebars in Firefox!
Firefox gets vertical tabs and a sidebar, cool huh? And you can open pages as sidebar popups, for example a small dictionary page, or a notepad or whatever else!
But when using vertical tabs and these site popups, it looks pretty ugly and pushes the main site to the edge.
Having a sidebar and a vertical tab bar would fix this.
Current state and mockup as images attached.
This is how it currently is: the sidebar and the vertical tab bar are the same. Placed extensions are unintuitive and popup windows (like Mozillas SideView or dedicated extensions) are next to the tabs, pushing the main website even further to the side
This is how I would like it to be. A sidebar and a tab bar. Extensions go on the sidebar and the tab bar is just for tabs. The browser view is centered and clean.
(Tbh I would like tabs on the left but I am too lazy to edit the mockup)
ℹ️ Info
now published!
If you want, vote for my proposal to allow 2 sidebars in Firefox!
Firefox gets vertical tabs and a sidebar, cool huh? And you can open pages as sidebar popups, for example a small dictionary page, or a notepad or whatever else!
But when using vertical tabs and these site popups, it looks pretty ugly and pushes the main site to the edge.
Having a sidebar and a vertical tab bar would fix this.
Current state and mockup as images attached.
This is how it currently is: the sidebar and the vertical tab bar are the same. Placed extensions are unintuitive and popup windows (like Mozillas SideView or dedicated extensions) are next to the tabs, pushing the main website even further to the side
This is how I would like it to be. A sidebar and a tab bar. Extensions go on the sidebar and the tab bar is just for tabs. The browser view is centered and clean.
(Tbh I would like tabs on the left but I am too lazy to edit the mockup)
ℹ️ Edit
come on guys. 30 likes, 14 people gave a kudo? What kinda like is that? "Cool bro but not gonna make an account lol" IF YOU WANT THIS, GIVE IT A REAL LIKE
If you want, vote for my proposal to allow 2 sidebars in Firefox!
Firefox gets vertical tabs and a sidebar, cool huh? And you can open pages as sidebar popups, for example a small dictionary page, or a notepad or whatever else!
But when using vertical tabs and these site popups, it looks pretty ugly and pushes the main site to the edge.
Having a sidebar and a vertical tab bar would fix this.
Current state and mockup as images attached.
This is how it currently is: the sidebar and the vertical tab bar are the same. Placed extensions are unintuitive and popup windows (like Mozillas SideView or dedicated extensions) are next to the tabs, pushing the main website even further to the side
This is how I would like it to be. A sidebar and a tab bar. Extensions go on the sidebar and the tab bar is just for tabs. The browser view is centered and clean.
(Tbh I would like tabs on the left but I am too lazy to edit the mockup)
Hahaha Windows users having sense
have no idea how to install another OS
OpenSUSE microOS guys be like
Funny how he praises immutable Arch + KDE and then uses Ubuntu (Snaps, broken packages, themed GNOME, not immutable)
I hope he finds his way to Bazzite, Aurora or plain Kinoite, as this would suit him way better
So hardware manifacturers need to adapt to XOrg now? LOL the reason that some apps dont scale right even on Plasma is that they are probably not Wayland native yet.
And GNOME still doesnt have stable fractional scaling, unlike Plasma.
Hardware vendors shouldnt need to adapt to GNOME too.
https://github.com/zed-industries/zed/issues/7054#issuecomment-1916315391
They auto download binaries, even proprietary ones, unsigned and without user interaction.
YEAH security!
Pro apt:
Contra apt:
Pro Flatpak
Contra Flatpak
I mean of course, they never shipped big parts of their orders but got the money anyways.
That company is fucked up completely.
A library is paid though.
Donate to your instance, and decentralize the Fediverse.
In short: all are Crap, use UBlockOrigin
(ABP is worse, Adguard "intelligently shows ads", Ghostery is spyware)
And people complain abour resource usage etc, but that is just separating apps from the system. Flatpak does the same.
We plan to run programmatic research to reduce risk in decision-making so that users benefit when our stakeholders translate user insights into product development.
What the hell is that supposed to mean?
Edit: I see the point of studies, which are not needed. But especially, feeding users stuff their stakeholders want, is a crazy thesis.
Their users are their biggest stakeholders, arent they? Or is it Google?
That phrasing tells me its Google.
How did this picture happen
This is so absurd, fancy outfit, hair, gun, computer
Art.