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Can I use the autocomplete without the side bar on the side of my terminal?
Running `defaults write com.mschrage.fig sidebar hidden` should make it disappear.
Absolutely stunning - I've often wondered myself about why the terminal doesn't behave like this already, it just makes sense . My only worry would be this is obviously so great it's only a matter of time before Apple/Microsoft see the light and build something similar into their OS - however hopefully this happens via acquisition rather than what happened to Flux, Watson and Duet.
What does "Sensitive data is never tracked" mean? I can't find any more details, and is like to know exactly what on the terminal is considered non-sensitive?
You can see our full privacy policy here: https://fig.io/privacy
PowerShell does a good job with autocomplete on commands and options --if you're using PowerShell of course. Fortunately, it's cross platform.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/scripting/window...
This seems really amazing. Please excuse my paranoia. Your privacy policy is very well written and easy to read. That's rare. However, Is there someway I can make Fig not send any data to anyone else? From what I understand, Fig does send telemetry information, but I'd like to be made aware of it before it asks me to give it "accessibility" powers. Also, while Fig may not send the data to anyone. Does this also cover…
Thanks! We do need to put in place a proper privacy policy. But we wanted to be transparent with how Fig uses your data (hence what we have currently). You can run `fig settings app.disableTelemetry true` to disable all telemetry except for one daily ping. You also make a good point: in our onboarding we should move our privacy information to before granting accessibility! We will make this more clear
> You can run `fig settings app.disableTelemetry true` to disable all telemetry except for one daily ping.
contains such a blatant lie (disableTelemetry does _not_ disable telemetry) that I've already lost a lot of trust, in an area I am not willing to play trust games. I hope you rethink this, soon and loudly.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
Serious question: why didn't you just give a fake or temporary email address? That's what I do all the time.
They go as far as asking to validate the email with a code... That plus the fact that they do send data to their servers for some reason...
Happy to be one of the first 1000 devs that you personally get to know.
edit: after switching back to university wifi fig also worked fine, so it may be an issue with the wifi or there may be a need to refresh the network connection when trying to set everything up