Thanks, hopefully my experience is similar. I think the 5000 series came out less than a month ago as well, so it might also take some time for me.

Pretty sure Fedora can do that too, you just have to select the option in the installer

Good specific experience to know, thanks. Basically the only game I do care about is Minecraft, so as long as I do get that working, I’ll be fine.

It’s still here

Thanks for the suggestion, tastemyglaive@lemmy.ml

In the browser you can use https://cobalt.tools/ to rip audio and video from many sources.

I far prefer the reading experience of a hardcover book to an ereader. It’s easier to see the text, flip pages, and getting books from a physical library is a lot easier than using some online service to browse for something I would like to read.

killedbymozilla.com

Sucks, these were both somewhat useful services (pocket particularly)

Started in 2022 on Kubuntu, moved to Fedora in October 2022, switched back to the Fedora KDE Spin in 2023, and been there since.

I’ll try to do this, thanks for the tip.

Also, soundiiz

You could just use libredirect to redirect to redlib

What’s the channel?

You can do it using css in your userchrome.css.

Yes, I’ve been using it for a few months now, I love it and it is my daily driver. The ux is very nice. It is also very buggy when a new release comes out though, mostly because I don’t think there nightly builds have enough users.

Can you explain what makes this better than fennec?

Good point.

The acceptable use policy is for Mozilla systems, such a pocket or ai tools, it doesn’t apply to Firefox (according to a Firefox forum response)

No

Doing this in my dad’s computer where I don’t know the key, and spamming like six different buttons.