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Yes, it does: https://lastpass.com/misc_download2.php?tab=mac
Mac only though. Many of us don’t have or want Apple PCs.
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Re: Show HN: Web browser to help programmers think clearly
#192Seems similar to my usual workflow with Firefox's Tree Style Tabs extension: using a parent tab (usually pinned) as a kind of stand-in for a category, then putting child tabs into those category branches.
Obviously Bonsai seems to do this a lot slicker. If it was FOSS and available outside of macOS I'd definitely consider trying this out.
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This still refutes the previous poster's point though. Just because you don't use apple, does not mean that LastPass doesn't offer this service.
It doesn't.
How about this then?
https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/p/lastpass-for-windows-deskt...
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#195Earlier quoted context omitted.
You should drop any software that prevents you from changing another unrelated software. In other words, move from LastPass to Bitwarden.
OP is saying browser extensions don't work. Not that LastPass doesn't work with the browser.
Browser without extensions is like bike without wheels.
All those ads and javascripts...
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#196This is one of those ideas that causes you to kick yourself for not thinking of it earlier. Simple, and with the power to be transformative. Well done and good luck!
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#197Love it, this is the most innovative thing in the browser space for a long while. It's baffling to me how boring most 'new' browsers are - most propositions are 'like X but with less friction on these 2 or 3 things'. I hate that it's only for Mac so far, but glad to see others are on the way. I've been thinking about picking up a cheap older mac for development work, though, and this is one more reason in favor.
Innovative? I have been using qutebrowser for a while, and don't see the appeal of this. I just press a binding, start typing the name of the tab (fuzzy), get the list of matches, choose and there I am. As a basic example among many. Nyxt is just as powerful, if not more. If you like visual layouts like the one offered then OK, but not me, I think it's distracting and unnecessary. BTW the headline is blown af
I'm an avid qutebrowser user too! Thanks for introducing me to Nyxt. I'm curious, why are you using qutebrowser if Nyxt is _at least_ as powerful as QB?
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#198Love it, this is the most innovative thing in the browser space for a long while. It's baffling to me how boring most 'new' browsers are - most propositions are 'like X but with less friction on these 2 or 3 things'. I hate that it's only for Mac so far, but glad to see others are on the way. I've been thinking about picking up a cheap older mac for development work, though, and this is one more reason in favor.
Innovative? I have been using qutebrowser for a while, and don't see the appeal of this. I just press a binding, start typing the name of the tab (fuzzy), get the list of matches, choose and there I am. As a basic example among many. Nyxt is just as powerful, if not more. If you like visual layouts like the one offered then OK, but not me, I think it's distracting and unnecessary. BTW the headline is blown af
Not sure if you’re truly always that pedantic or if you are some sort of troll.
Good for you that you enjoy something different, but I doubt anyone thinks “I think this is innovative, but let me check with maydup first because he knows it all”.
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#199Love it, this is the most innovative thing in the browser space for a long while. It's baffling to me how boring most 'new' browsers are - most propositions are 'like X but with less friction on these 2 or 3 things'. I hate that it's only for Mac so far, but glad to see others are on the way. I've been thinking about picking up a cheap older mac for development work, though, and this is one more reason in favor.
Innovative? I have been using qutebrowser for a while, and don't see the appeal of this. I just press a binding, start typing the name of the tab (fuzzy), get the list of matches, choose and there I am. As a basic example among many. Nyxt is just as powerful, if not more. If you like visual layouts like the one offered then OK, but not me, I think it's distracting and unnecessary. BTW the headline is blown af
Just because it's not useful or innovative to you, doesn't mean it isn't to others.
It's always good to have more players in this game and to me what they are trying to do seems more approachable than the examples you showed.
Re: Show HN: Web browser to help programmers think clearly
#200Love it, this is the most innovative thing in the browser space for a long while. It's baffling to me how boring most 'new' browsers are - most propositions are 'like X but with less friction on these 2 or 3 things'. I hate that it's only for Mac so far, but glad to see others are on the way. I've been thinking about picking up a cheap older mac for development work, though, and this is one more reason in favor.
Innovative? I have been using qutebrowser for a while, and don't see the appeal of this. I just press a binding, start typing the name of the tab (fuzzy), get the list of matches, choose and there I am. As a basic example among many. Nyxt is just as powerful, if not more. If you like visual layouts like the one offered then OK, but not me, I think it's distracting and unnecessary. BTW the headline is blown af
Is that the same as ctrl-shift-a in Chrome?