Yeah, but the network effect isn’t really the cause of the problem I’d say. If people wouldn’t just run to the next best thing and think about things, they could come to the conclusion to use Mastodon.
Probably will never happen and I don’t see a solution for this, but it’s still just demoralizing.
What do devs/investors have to do with content? The users are creating the content. And then, there’s not really an algorithm rooting you in. You are free to follow the people you’re actually interested in, how it is supposed to be.
I also don’t have any polishing problems myself. It all just works, there are nice apps, etc.
Why would you want to have a for profit company with Mastodon? That’s what would probably ruin it in the long run, as they would go for their interests, instead of interests of users and the platform itself. Of course it’s hard surviving by donations and so on, but I think that’s the way it should go.
But that’s not a problem of Mastodon. It’s the problem of people not switching here
I didn’t say that. But it’s still not that complicated, as someone else also replied with the email example
Aah, rather choosing the next company which can turn into corporate bs than using federated Mastodon. I don’t get people.
Does this still work on Android 15 and 16? In the past, most of those theme hacks sadly only worked for one or two versions :(
Since, at least on my client, the numbering gets reset to 1., here is a list which maybe doesn’t get formatted falsely:
I got into a private tracker and setup my stuff with radarr, sonarr, etc. to hardlink between my library and my tracked stuff. That way it’s quite nicely automated at least when downloading stuff there. I once moved my library to a new system which was a bit of a pain and I also dislike creating new stuff in the tracker… but I’m quite happy at how good automated it actually is for not being a product.
Can it display/switch to a specific window of an open application? That’s my biggest gripe with the default switcher.
I’m using Zen since a month or two. I used Arc before because I really craved for a vertical tab-browser that didn’t look a**. But for one Arc is in maintenance mode and also Zen is open source and so on. I prefer chromium and their devtools honestly, but I see the problems with Chrome and Google… I hope, Firefox will get better with some time.