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If you want to use your native window manager, why don’t you just disable tabs and have every link open a new browser window?
On MacOS that would be an amazing poor UX, cmd+tab works on Applications, not specific windows. Switching windows within the same Application is cmd+` ; and only works on the current workspace.
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On MacOS that would be an amazing poor UX, cmd+tab works on Applications, not specific windows. Switching windows within the same Application is cmd+` ; and only works on the current workspace.
I agree it would be a poor experience, but macOS does have an additional shortcut key for switching between windows: Command–Grave accent (`)
did I not mention that?
Congrats on shipping! Two things, does anyone else feel like 2017 was not 9 years ago and rather feels like it was just yesterday? I use a 2017 iMac running MacOS 13.7.8. It appears my hardware will not support any newer version of MacOS. For the most part, I haven't been too discouraged by this as I prefer older MacOS designs over the newer ones. However, this is the second time in 2 days I've actually hit a wall in…
Hey there! What OS version are you using? This app should run on Mac os 14 and later.
Congrats on shipping! Two things, does anyone else feel like 2017 was not 9 years ago and rather feels like it was just yesterday? I use a 2017 iMac running MacOS 13.7.8. It appears my hardware will not support any newer version of MacOS. For the most part, I haven't been too discouraged by this as I prefer older MacOS designs over the newer ones. However, this is the second time in 2 days I've actually hit a wall in…
macOS Big Sur and newer on machines as old as 2007
macOS Big Sur, Monterey, Ventura, Sonoma and Sequoia
Personally I'm hapy with my old macOS in no small part thanks to https://www.macports.org
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If you want to use your native window manager, why don’t you just disable tabs and have every link open a new browser window?
On MacOS that would be an amazing poor UX, cmd+tab works on Applications, not specific windows. Switching windows within the same Application is cmd+` ; and only works on the current workspace.
I'm curious, how much does it cost? Is it per build or a subscription? How do you make it work financially for an open-source project?
Having built crossplatform native app supporting MacOS app, I have never gotten notarization to work as I'm not using xcode a lot. I'm curious, how much does it cost? Is it per build or a subscription? How do you make it work financially for an open-source project?
Could you add comment navigation features? I want to read all top level comments first and be able to down-arrow through them, and right-arrow to expand one level.