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I’m not sure why other Android OEMs are unable to fix this issue.
I’m not sure why other Android OEMs are unable to fix this issue.
I have been using 3rd party launchers for 5 years now. I can’t stand the jerky animations. I always go back to using navigation buttons.
And now with the US antitrust ruling against Google, they are sure to ignore more of these small things.
Why don’t 3rd launchers not support native gestures yet? Why does Google refuse to fix that?
Have to engage Dev options. Settings > About > tap the Firefox icon a few times.
Thanks! TIL
If you are not using Firefox+uBO you really should, though!
Firefox + uBO for life.
How do I install this on Firefox desktop and Firefox Android? I remember there was an extension for Firefox the last time I checked. Now I cannot find the extension on the Mozilla store.
Isn’t Firefox open source? So isn’t it possible that anyone could see the changes being made even in the nightly versions? I’m not a programmer so forgive my ignorance.
content indexing
Do you mean separating video, audio and document file types?
Also, Ninite pro tip:
Do not delete the Ninite exe. If you want to update all your apps later at once, just double click on the. exe again and Ninite will download & update all the installed apps and skip those that don’t have any updates.
Use Obatanium to update GitHub apks. You can add other sources too.
how did I not know about this??
The first thing I do whenever I install anything is to go through the settings. To turn off trackers, analytics and explore the accessibility features.
As for “supporting the dev” I don’t really get this concept.
It can be both.
If you are looking for native Lemmy apps for Windows, I don’t know if they exist.
But here is an awesome updated list of webapps available for Lemmy: The Great Big List of Lemmy Apps
You can create a shortcut for them on your desktop. These are fast and minimal and have different styles. There is one webapp in there that is very similar to the old[dot]reddit site.
There’s also 12ft.io
The Moto X (2014)/(2nd gen) was such an awesome phone with a solid build.
I bought it in 2015 at a huge discount instead of the One Plus 1. I used it till the end of 2019 until the battery gave in & the USB port became useless.
Except for the smaller battery size & ok-ish camera, everyone had praises for that phone. My favourite part was it’s shape & software.
It received the Android 5 & 6 updates even before summer Nexus phones. And the updates were stable. Times were wild back then.
I’m not sure there exist any.
Last time I checked, this was actually the biggest criticism Google recieved. They were pushing RCS on Apple, yet keeping it proprietarily only available on Google Messages.
Maybe it has changed. I don’t know.
Latest update I heard was that they made it ON by default in Google Messages.
I have a PWA (Web App) created for this website on my home screen. I always check downloaded APKs by uploading them here.
It’s smart. It does not always require you to upload the apk. 99% of the time, the APKs from Mobilism are already uploaded and scanned there by other users. In that case, the website simply checked the file hash, skips the upload and shows the scan results.
As for the scan results themselves, I’m not an expert. Maybe others on this thread can help you there.
yes, they are buggy when using 3rd party launchers.