This is a good question. What will the new bar be once the current “old people” are gone?

Maybe the trope would be people who are too busy to fiddle with settings, like a super busy CEO or something.

Tasks.org app because it syncs across Nextcloud or Apple Reminders or Android or Linux, and more.

Not sure how paying for an item online using Zelle is in itself a scam. The scam would only come later if the stranger had requested your bank info, or you reply to a dodgy email, etc, but so far nothing untrustworthy had happened yet? I don’t think that was a good question.

How long before someone makes faux human meat? Would it be outlawed?

flaws in identifying women and people with dark skin highlighted.

Why did I read this as women using makeup to highlight their cheekbones.

Thunderbird 115 looks great on Linux with the Adwaita Gnome theme https://github.com/rafaelmardojai/thunderbird-gnome-theme

PWA App Store https://appsco.pe/

Thats strange. I am using a Pixel 5 and it has been butter smooth. I am using GrapheneOS/Vanadium.

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Absolutely. I’ve since found another one I like even more: https://wefwef.app

The developer himself responded further down the comment and said there are no trackers, and the Aurora store verifies that - it scans the app source and also found zero trackers.

Most likely the trackers the commenter was referring to were from browsing many external websites from within the app itself like when clicking links.

That is evil genius and I love it.

Haha, yes! Sounds about right. Someone could create a puzzle game where you trying to escape a vendor kiosk and it gets progressively more complex as you go on.

I have not looked at that feature yet.

Here is a nice chart comparing Lemmy apps https://kbin.social/m/kbinMeta/t/73564

https://wefwef.app is the most polished one I have seen.

I have since discovered https://wefwef.app

It is amazing. Basically an open-source clone of Apollo for reddit.

I feel very lucky and still somewhat skeptical that I was able to get friends and family onboard with Signal. Then I remember (1) most people don’t think twice about installing random apps and (2) most people are best suited for an easy onboarding experience like Signal offers.

I think this is the answer.

These are all great suggestions. Is there an official place different app developers could look for these types of feature requests? That would be nice.

This is kinda funny. During a family vacation as a kid, I went down to the hotel business center to use a computer kiosk but it required payment. I was bored so I was clicking around on the locked screen’s hotel logo and got to their company about page, and a bit more link clicking eventually got me out of the company’s website and to a google search page. I browsed for free for what seemed like an hour and did it again the next day before we went home.

Thanks. I wonder where that other commenter got their info.