Where are you getting that statistic from?

People expect the villains to be cool, because that’s how they’re portrayed in movies.

And they all think by having more money and being more popular will fulfill that human need.

If that was all it was, then I’d feel sorry for them. No, they’re trying to fulfill that need by being Great Men of History with Mighty Plans, but their Mighty Plans are all terrible, because they’re horrible people.

The Illuminati were real, too. That doesn’t mean that they’re still around and controlling the world, though.

Yes, I’m sure you’ll be able to convince kids that the new thing is bad because you say so, especially if you compare it to the antiquated mascot of a legacy word processor.

Comparative religions classes have value. It’s important to gain understanding into other people’s beliefs and to be able to compare and contrast them. If you’re only learning about one religion…not so much. Especially if it’s the religion you were brought up in.

Going to church, on the other hand, is no substitute at all. You’re just being indoctrinated, full stop.

Okay, so it’s just similar to what Google did on Android.

This is exactly what Google did on Android.

Any system that I own I want root on. If I can’t get root, then I don’t truly own it.

You mean like syncing the two? Not that I know of. The most you can do is open nb bookmarks in the browser. If you know how to do any shell scripting, there’s probably a way to export your browser bookmarks and then import them into nb. I’ll have to research this.

nb will do that for you whenever you create a bookmark with it.

nb embeds the page content in the bookmark, making it available for full text search with nb search and locally-served, distraction-free reading and browsing with nb browse. When Pandoc is installed, the HTML page content is converted to Markdown. When readability-cli is installed, markup is cleaned up to focus on content. When Chromium or Chrome is installed, JavaScript-dependent pages are rendered and the resulting markup is saved.

Go to Settings > Design, and then under Tab Bar Style select “Vertical Tab Bar (experimental)”. I recommend checking the “Collapse Vertical Tab Bar” checkbox, too. That way, the tab bar collapses into icons when your cursor isn’t over it, taking up less window space.

I’m sure that when they rolled out tabs in browsers, there were people saying “I just have multiple windows open and Alt-Tab between them. This ‘tabs’ thing is for people who don’t know how to Alt-Tab.”

Isn’t that the best way, though? I’m searching for something, but now I don’t need to do a web search because I’ve saved the link to it already. And I didn’t have to dig through a long list to find it.

Oh, here’s the ol’ “I have no use for this feature, and I can’t see why anyone else would have one, either”, so I get to check that off my bingo card.

Oh my Satan

You might have a valid point if history fucking worked.

Relying on browser history is like finding a needle in a haystack.

Oh sweet Satan, yes. I wish somebody could explain to me why browser history is so awful.

Vertical tabs are working great in FireDragon.

CSS and JavaScript is going to disappear? Get real.