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Re: iTerm2 Web Browser

#11
thank you iterm2 team to continue to try things !

I give it a try this morning. I can't decide if I'm confortable with it or no.

Having multiple webpage combined with your front and back process traces is nice.

You can move to each panel with the same shortcuts like a sort of simplified linux tile manager within a terminal on mac.

It's also a good idea to interact less with the weird liquid glass redesign.

Re: iTerm2 Web Browser

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Yes, and I am more convinced that the market for non-iOS and non-Android mobile devices will grow.

Not sure if its going to be GrapheneOS, or Linux — But we can witness the growing trend of privacy-focus — especially after AI being introduced on the OS layer — grabbing recurring screenshots, uploading to clouds, and essentially destroying E2E encryption.

Re: iTerm2 Web Browser

#16
I love iTerm2 and if the author wants to experiment, I'm fine with it having some ... "extravagant" features. I will definitely not use it at all but as long as it doesn't stand in my way, he can have some fun, after all he's helping me for free.

Re: iTerm2 Web Browser

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First I thought "WTF why". Then "WTF it's actually quite nice, why do I like this"

First I thought "WTF why" and I'm still thinking "WTF why"

First I thought "WTF why?", and then it appeared in my terminal and then I thought "what the hell, I thought I turned this stuff off!?!"

Re: iTerm2 Web Browser

#20
> This feature exists because: - Many iTerm2 features translate well to web browsing - It provides a unified terminal and browser experience - A former colleague suggested this idea in 2014 and I haven't been able to stop thinking about it. - I am maybe having a midlife crisis and this is cheaper than a sports car.

I can't put my finger on why, but this might be the most refreshing thing I've seen in a README in years.

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