it needs to collapse automatically, otherwise it just wastes a lot of space
it needs to collapse automatically, otherwise it just wastes a lot of space
These things can just be unique fields. I think the takeaway here is exactly to not use these unique fields as database keys if you have the option / if it’s up to you.
I received an email about this one year ago from one of the universities technicians/systems maintainer to let them know if we were running non-openjdk java runtimes because they received a million-dollar “warning” email. Greedy corps are even going after universities.
yeah, who knows - some people might rather waste time fighting a language model than actually learning things…
it’s too early for something like this imo, but maybe in a few years it serves a purpose
I just visited it again, ugh…
they revamped the UI, removed features in the process and worsen the performance? Classic Google.
Version 2024.6.2 does not include the final fix for this issue. We are still completing our internal testing, but we plan to submit another release to the store later this week as soon as it is verified.
from the github issue
Finally! And it seems it’s the 2024.6.2 with the actual fix (2024.6.0 seems to have promised a fix that didn’t cover all cases),
yeah mate - you need a knowledge management software, not a browser.
tabs were always ephemeral and that’s unlikely to change because they’re much more than text and images.
that’s simply an unreasonable expectation for a browser.
I’m honestly surprised Firefox even handles more than a few hundred open tabs.
Say these problems are fixed for now. How many tabs is enough? How do you see this tab hoarding progression being sustainable at all?
It’s not the web. It seems to me you might have an attention deficit issue. Try improving your workflow.
geez, just press Ctrl+W when you’re done with a tab, or if the tab is older than a couple hours
I don’t understand why some are so attached to tabs. Search your history if you need it again.
That’s way too much. I’ll make you one for just $330.
I’m writing a web app on Python + HTMX. Little to none javascript involved.
If it’s something simple you can check out FastAPI. For more complicated projects involving data models and relationships, check out Django.
IMO if you’re even slightly concerned about storage you should be using a DBMS instead of JSON files. They will handle sparse data, compression, and fast access better than a text-based file format.
If you don’t know Python, you’ll just waste time on this back and forth with the LLM. You can still use an LLM to answer your questions about the language, just don’t expect the generated code will run without you understanding it first.
Yes, it’s been going on for a while and it’s really annoying.
10 days ago:
We have identified the root cause of this issue and the fix will be included in the next release of the Firefox extension. I can’t commit at this point to a date for that release, but the issue has been identified and will be included.
https://github.com/bitwarden/clients/issues/8873
I remember waiting for a similar fix in the past and it took Firefox ~2 weeks to verify the new version.
I think it’s hit or miss. I’ve been having this annoying bug since I switched to Plasma 6 + Wayland and I have no idea whether it’ll be solved any time soon.
Ah - that’s all I had to do to solve it on Ubuntu server 22.04. Maybe desktop is different, maybe 24.04 is different. You can try removing additional packages or following other instructions. I won’t post any links here, as I see different possible solutions and haven’t tried any other than the one above. Let us know what works.
I am using this https://github.com/lucaspar/firefox-vertical-tabs/ ; same idea