Ooh, that’s promising. I guess I’ll try it once it matures a bit more then. Thanks for going through the trouble of reviewing it!
Ooh, that’s promising. I guess I’ll try it once it matures a bit more then. Thanks for going through the trouble of reviewing it!
If you test it, can you let me know how it compares to Findroid?
Yes, Linux is mostly just a bunch of passionate people
Linux is a cult with an exit, apple is a cult that most don’t acknowledge as a cult and there’s no real exit
Crates aren’t exactly runtime dependencies, so i think that’s fine as long as the 1500+ dependencies actually help prevent reinventing the wheel 1500+ times
If you’re not using a venv for python development, that’s kind of on you
No company has bought gitea. They just made a commercial entity which can accept contracts for enterprise installations and make some hyper specific customisations not needed for normal users (like some specific mode of internal authentication) in those installations. So far Gitea has been great still.
Why not just use Aegis with a remote backup?
Same, Hetzner Storage Share has been really good for me so far.
Can Authy really be trusted?
I have replied above: https://lemmy.world/comment/1988541
Okay, credit card autofill is there at least on the browser, my bad. But the other two, no. What I mean by auto-fill UI is an overlay like we see in LastPass, Proton, etc.
If you add an item on your desktop, make sure it’s synced and try to use the Android app to auto-fill it, it won’t be there yet. And if you use the basic auto-fill view (“Items for x”), there’s no way to refresh. The main app (not the “Items for” view) does have a refresh option though, so i end up closing everything, going back and refreshing from there.
Also, I like the way Aliases work in Proton. I’m still using both and really like both, and for now, both have its pros and cons.
I really want to use Bitwarden and I pay for the premium as well, but it’s starting to bother me that a lot of basic stuff is missing despite years of user requests.
I just tried Proton Pass (I have unlimited anyway) and it’s not better, but at least they seem to be working on these.
I assume privacy
Something I’m really looking forward to is the ability to self-host Notesnook. I’m currently really happy with the hosted service already and am looking forward to self-hosting it as well.
What is a dev advocate really?