As someone who messed with a lot of custom ROMs for Android in the past, I can definitely say that installing Graphene is a breeze by comparison. The one thing to note is that their web installer can’t use Firefox (at least the last time I checked), but other than that the experience has been solid. 👍

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Yeah, same here. I occasionally I need it to get OTP codes to log into banking sites and whatnot, and it’d be nice not to have to go hunting around for my phone if I don’t have it handy.

I’ve been using Librera, does anyone know if its bookmarks/reading progress can be sync’d to desktop?

I think you can make the font bigger in the settings.

Yes, yes, and yes. But will it ever happen? 🤔

Don’t mean to pour cold water on this, but wasn’t there some issue with FUTO that @cypherpunks@lemmy.ml warned us about? Might be thinking of the wrong thing, getting old here . . . 👴

And what a cute favicon!

IIRC, I didn’t have best experience using T-Mobile.

Is that good or bad?

Sorry, keep forgetting I have Bypass Paywalls on.

Yeah was sort of wondering about that too…

I always wondered . . . is it sort of like driving without a license plate?

From the article:

The inability to video conference reliably [on LibreWolf]

Could someone elaborate on this? Also

I like my browsers to remember when I have zoomed in on a tab

If she means the browser remembering the zoom levels on different pages, this can be done IIRC by disabling resist fingerprinting in about:config and then installing the canvas blocker addon which is not as good as RFP, but for me at least has been a good compromise privacy-wise.

Out of date info! Have a look at this instead: https://github.com/arkenfox/user.js/issues/1775

Me, I’m sticking with LibreWolf. If Mozilla collapses, I hope they can keep on going without them.

I suggest the following response: 🖕va te faire foutre🖕

The police unions, especially in NYC, are extremely powerful. I wonder if there’s some way ZM can appear to be working with them while reducing their power . . . 🤔

I do indeed use apt. I think that all of those are bona fide dependencies! I believe there was also a “recommended” part which listed a few other things that I didn’t install. sudo apt autoremove should remove unneeded stuff, I believe, but doing it just now, it didn’t find anything.

Just saw this, Android 2 Linux Notifications on F-Droid, anyone tried it yet? The question for my purposes, of course, will be whether or not it will show the content of the notifications, which I’ll need for 2FA codes. Might just give it a try . . .

https://userbase.kde.org/KDEConnect#Sensitive_Notification_Content_(Android_15 )