Nothing that I know of, sorry. I have never used iOS before and don’t know anyone who has.

Just be aware that there is a slight chance of sites not working as expected due to all of the privacy tweaks. It’s mostly fine though.

Good luck!

LibreWolf for desktop and IronFox for Android.

You see stuff like this a lot with Chinese videos. I recently saw an electric supercar type vehicle from them jump potholes automatically at high speed as if it was nothing. Just keeps driving with zero wobble or death after landing.

Individual people aren’t going to make any difference unless they’re carrying HDs full of training data around with them.

Yes, but most people don’t know that. Any excuse to make another big player look bad.

Most countries would grab onto something like this for some free propaganda.

ETA: The US and China especially love sniping at each other like this.

We use them to control the console.

IronFox.

IronFox is a fork of Mull when you decide it’s time.

And IronFox for Android.

Not that one thing alone, obviously. But it’s a big part of it.

We can call it a hypothesis if that helps.

Then you’re the target audience for Bluesky and similar. Mastodon and other fediverse sites don’t have that and that’s what most of the people here prefer.

I forgot about Lemmy for a few days just because it’s not so addictive and I like that. It’s actually refreshing when you realise you’ve been gone for a few days without missing it.

It’s Twitter 2.0. It’s what the average person wants. It’s popular because it has algorithms and all the other addictive things from corporate social media.

Mastodon and others don’t have these things and are harder to get started with. Picking a server is weird and scary. After that, getting your home feed started is difficult if you don’t know to just follow some hashtags.

Hell yeah. I just wanted to add another option. I have no opinion regarding Sublime and choice is a good thing. There’s something for everyone.

Notepad++ is my text editor of choice as someone who just edits the occasional file. I’m not a programmer or anything, but it’s nice to have those autocomplete and syntax highlighting features for config files. Helps me keep track of stuff better when editing.

Buying a membership may go against the spirit of the post and the community, but Anna’s Archive is a very worthwhile cause and you get faster downloads without waiting.

If that’s not an option, they have torrents for chunks of their collection as far as I understand. Costs nothing but bandwidth and seeding helps keep the archive safe.

Maybe they picked it up again. Or we’re talking about different Raccoons. Either way, good to have a fallback and Thunder has been great.

The dev gave up on it due to too many entitled demands from users or something from what I remember.

ETA: Try Thunder as well. Raccoon was my backup for it back then.

Thunder and Voyager are two very popular options both available for Android and iOS. I use Thunder myself, with Voyager as my backup in case anything ever happens to Thunder the way it did with Liftoff and Raccoon.

This is fair, but if you want those things then there are better options for you.

Endeavour and Tumbleweed come to mind.

Otherwise, wait a year or three for Debian to get them.

ETA: The request was for office use, so I believe many of those features wouldn’t be super important.

How about Debian?