Could also be your sd card btw.

Yep, I go for it for almost every project I do, also because of the price. The amount of features you get for like 5 or 6 dollars is crazy.

I’m honestly surprised this feature is still around. Don’t get me wrong, I love that it’s available when I get the chance to use it, but it’s so rarely, I question whether the development effort necessary to keep it going is really worth it.

Edit: completely forgot the value Dex has for Samsung tablets. Happy that they make this feature available on phones too.

Well tbf it’s just a microcontroller, it doesn’t run Linux

Common windows W 😎

^/s

Dragging out tabs doesn’t create a new window while the mouse is still held down (like chrome does), which makes positioning the dragged-out tab very difficult. And the current implementation on Firefox bugs out when I’m dragging a tab out between monitors.

Chrome’s implementation of this is flawless, it’s one of the biggest things I miss.

Please Mozilla just let me properly drag tabs out of windows like chrome does

you’ll need the factory image for the device to extract the binary linked objects (“blobs”) that drive the actual hardware: the modems, camera, SIM card and whatnot.

Does this require that you somehow have access to the original firmware for the device? Or are you able to extract this from the firmware already installed on the device?

Afaik apple can’t block this without also blocking iMessage on older devices that no longer receive updates.

Pretty sure I saw on Reddit beeper is already working on a fix.

How do you port it? Don’t you need access to the device tree files iirc?

There’s a native foss android app called Round Sync that does this.

Replacing paper for handwriting.

That’s literally my only use for my iPad. Which is sort of sad, since it’s a very capable device, just hamstrung by Apple’s shitty software.

Fr. Chrome on android is much more stable in my experience. But Firefox still wins due to adblock + sweet sweet dark mode.

I’ve always wondered, how exactly does termux work? Is it fully emulating the terminal, or does it somehow accelerate processing by tapping into the underlying Linux kernel on Android?