Notification history exists on Android. It can be disabled though.

It’s trying to deal with the disinformation using disinformation tactics. You’re right to take umbrage with the approach.

Thanks for waiting until you took in all of the information before reacting.

They should absolutely identify crisis and handoff the conversation to a human.

That is a hot take.

Here’s an alternative: https://youtube.com/watch?v=zDaVPfpQvPI

You add calendars via a calendar app, not Davx5

Fuck off. I’m a mod here. It’s liquid DnB. You don’t like it, downvote it and move on.

It’s clearly liquid!

Looks good. Though I hope you can retain avatars/display pictures, even in the new tiny form factor.

Is that Golgo 13?

That’s not even remotely true.

I installed Firefox on a desktop the other day to find that I still had the old Firefox Notes extension installed. Point being, different people make different extensions, some die, others live.

I ended up contacting them to get a trial and they obliged, of which I’m incredibly grateful. But after receiving it, was gutted.

For what they charge, I thought the Gold experience would be amazing, only to find out that what you’re paying for is a half-finished app experience.

I’m already not a fan of cross platform apps. I understand them, it’s cheaper to code once, but the experience is almost always shitty for everyone and you can feel the compromises in Cronometer. Hopefully they open up their API to allow third party apps or something, because honestly what’s on offer needs to improve. Apps should look and feel native.

For me, what I want is the ability to export PDFs so I can review my nutrition with AI, however there’s no way to do that in app. You’re made to go to their website to do it and there’s not even a way to open that in app.

Once you get there, the website is hard coded for desktop and once you get the PDF that too is hard coded for desktop.

Given what they charge, you’d assume that they would focus on delivering a great experience for all of their users, but as an Android user, I feel bottom of the list.

Thanks to their food database, they’re still better than both MyFitnessPal and Fitbit, but I’m not sure that’s worth the monthly fee.

That said, if I see some sort of roadmap and see they’re working to finish the app experience, I’d likely subscribe to support that development.

Good news. I like Summit, but it’s definitely got room to improve aesthetically.

Thank you!

Some would say… superior!

Looks amazing!

Why would you need YouTube installed to install a patched version of YouTube?

The MicroG observation is a real one though.

Nope, you just need the APK