I'm normally not someone who gets hung up on fonts but this one thing bugs me SO MUCH.
Yeah pretty much.
Unless you want to build your own car from the ground up, which you can do in most places if it passes safety regulations. But that takes time, money, workspace and knowing what you're even doing.
Sorry, that just sounds annoying and less productive.
It is but the "holy trinity" of Ui/UX design Apple, Google and Microsoft have been pushing this for years now.
My eye twitches anytime I go onto a webpage that's just a phone app in the middle of my screen with two blank voids on either side.
EndeavourOS has a pretty nice colour scheme and wallpaper going by default.
If I was forced to use a default distro look, it would be that or Linux Mint probably.
I've been using it for years just to translate my PS4 controller to Xbox so it works with most games
Rules for thee but not for me
I'm gonna keep using and recommending LibreWolf for the foreseeable future.
But I wonder what other alternative web engines do we have with both Chromium and Gecko being run by advertisers now?
I know Palemoon runs a fork of a really old version of a Gecko and I used it for a bit back when Firefox 58 broke most add-ons. But I'm a bit iffy of it's security these days.
Sadly I found out the Linux version hasn't gotten the latest update so you gotta run it through Proton if you want Co-op with people on Windows.
No Besiege fans in here? Probably the most relaxing way to cause complete chaos and destruction.
As a newer Linux user I really like flatpaks.
I don't use them for most things I install but proprietary apps I want sandboxed or programs that have weird issues with dependencies I grab the flatpak.
I might be being dumb here but are these things Mullvad are implementing on the browser level or is it strictly when running through their VPN?
I already use Mullvads VPN but still prefer LibreWolf as my browser.