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If I need to edit outside my browser, I would normally just press Alt+Tab to switch to my text editor, type the text, then Ctrl+C, Alt+Tab, Ctrl+V. It feels about as fast and works with all web browsers and text editors.
Can somebody explain why would one ever want to use this? No trolling, I might be missing something here. I just don't see any use for it right now.
I'm still sad Pterosaur [1] is no longer maintained. [1] https://github.com/ardagnir/pterosaur
Damn, I thought this meant Atom support on Chrome OS :( There still isn't a good text editor that does regex find and regex replace (caret doesn't).
having been forced on a mac recently... just the fact i can't move my windows with + is driving me crazy. and to add insult, the title bar that i have to hit to move windows is smaller then anything on browsers such as chrome and firefox.
I'm still sad Pterosaur [1] is no longer maintained. [1] https://github.com/ardagnir/pterosaur
i'm more interested in the screenshots window manager. having been forced on a mac recently... just the fact i can't move my windows with + is driving me crazy. and to add insult, the title bar that i have to hit to move windows is smaller then anything on browsers such as chrome and firefox.
Damn, I thought this meant Atom support on Chrome OS :( There still isn't a good text editor that does regex find and regex replace (caret doesn't).
if you can't install/compile vim on your computer it is not a computer
Every time I see a chromebook, I am reminded of those "Smart payphones", because they are as much of a computer.
If I need to edit outside my browser, I would normally just press Alt+Tab to switch to my text editor, type the text, then Ctrl+C, Alt+Tab, Ctrl+V. It feels about as fast and works with all web browsers and text editors.