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I use Swing music player. It's web based and plays in a browser. It's not super featured like subsonic but good enough that it works for me.

I'm using Swing music. It has nice webui and native android app

I didn't like any native music player and e book reader available on Linux.. So setup waydroid for Symphony and Moon reader And using it on surface pro 6 is quite a nice experience. But I wished they could update to newer Android version.

I had Ben from Ben 10 mostly as xlr8 or heatblast if need flight. Picking up powerups like milestone or postbox.. Lol

There was a change few updates back on how new tab works. I believe you are looking for this github issue

Go to about://config > search for zen.urlbar.replace-newtab and make it false

Should I kill myself, or have a cup of coffee? But in the end one needs more courage to live than to kill himself.

~ Camus

I know that extensions are mostly written in js, but why codebase? Any legacy reason I wonder?

That statement made me happy and sad at same time

That's just boiling water with extra steps

As an Android developer and as an user, I would prefer a standard and tested set of rules rather than reinventing everything. I know everyone have different taste, but I would trust an expert (someone who designed and defined Material rules) rather than my own judgement. Don't have an eye of a designer

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