

Sounds good to me! I hope they support the open document formats better than onlyoffice currently does. Also euro-office isn’t a particularly good name, although it has the advantage of being explicit about where it’s based.
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Sounds good to me! I hope they support the open document formats better than onlyoffice currently does. Also euro-office isn’t a particularly good name, although it has the advantage of being explicit about where it’s based.


It’s not the mastodon account, it’s the lemmy community for firefox. On mastodon it appears as an account that auto-reposts any post it’s tagged in, but on our end it just looks like a reddit community.


Where I live the grid is 100% renewables and we have an EV, problem solved IG


Nor does the fact that they went back on the AI kill switch and sent my information that should’ve been private to someone else’s computer a good thing.
when did they do that?


If you use firefox sync you can set it to not sync tabs by default, only send tabs when you want, which would fit you usecase.


Yeah literally every time Quebec is brought up people say shit like that it’s insane


Firefox’s runs locally while google’s runs on their (much more powerful) servers, for something similar to chrome’s I’d just get the deepl extension, which does the same thing just better.


To be fair people liked the translation feature too


That’s emberrassing, I misread people talking in an issue about an open pr (https://github.com/cinnyapp/cinny/pull/2599) with them talking about an existing feature. That pr does seem reasonably close to landing though.


afaik both fluffychat and cinny support it, but they don’t advertise it well.


That said, this is a reminder that Firefox is no longer open source. It’s source available
How so? It’s still licensed under the MPL, an open source license.


This is only a part of france’s “LaSuite” (very original name guys), that seemingly will replace every equivalent american service.
https://lasuite.numerique.gouv.fr/
They generally work pretty well (demo on the site) and are a mix of homegrown solutions and rebrands of existing projects like matrix. All of them are open source.


As far as I can tell the worst thing they did was call their source available license open source, which isn’t even that bad.
term for software that support multiple people working on it at the same time, a la google docs or figma