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Can I use it in VSCode or is it an online (cto.new) tool only?

Is there any portable version of Cursor Windows? I'm running out of space on C:. Previously I had seen that even when I installed VS Code to D: drive, all of its data, cache etc were saved in C:, consuming GBs of storage. So, I'm looking for an alternate that's truly portable.

fwiw, I absolutely hate sites / services that use the dark pattern of letting the users upload photos and then ask to create account / login right before giving the result. SMH.

First of all - absolute banger UI and animations. One of the best I've seen in Android. And the onboarding experience too is top notch, explaining the permissions gathered. Can I make a few feature requests? 1. Let me set notification repeat frequency to Yearly too. Would be useful for Birthday and annual subscription reminders. 2. Let me add custom action to those notifications. For example,...

Your home page says "Free trial for AI video generator" and after clicking "Free Trial" button and signing up, the page says "Upgrade now to turn photos into videos!" Where's the trial? How am I supposed to "try" it? Bait & switch at the finest!

Should've mentioned the "3 questions / month" limit before I signed-up! 😒

Couple of feedback - 1. When I tapped the login button, it automatically popped a contacts permission prompt! a. "Login" flow should not be asking contacts permission. b. You might have a reasoning saying "easily share with your friends", but that's a very weak reasoning to justify data hoarding. Yes, I can deny that permission and still use the app. But knowing that the app has such tendencies...

Does this have the ability to tap into related GitHub pull-requests too? (Our Jira has GitHub app connected, and pull requests do show up in the "Development" section of jira issues.) My team wants to build release notes for our internal production support team, and they want that release notes to include a list of components changed. EDIT - also, can it pick issues across Jira projects for the...

"With our dedicated cloud service, your tags and tasks are synced across different devices" Hmm... so the app is creating its own proprietary tags in-app, and not handling the built-in exif tags. No bueno.

"Ever wondered what your friends watch on YouTube?" No! Do anyone actually wonder that? (Not trying to be a di@k. I find it quite implausible that people actively wonder what their friends are watching on YT. Maybe I'm just out of touch.)

Few feedback - 1. On the website, clicking "Get started" and the "Download now", both goes to iOS appstore, even though you have an Android app too. In other words, the site doesn't link to the Android app. 2. Play Store says "This app is not available for your device". I have a P7P in USA. Is it limited to India right now?

The video narrator kept saying "let's summarize", but kept clicking "highlight" option, instead of the "summarize" option. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Also, "Demo mode supports up to 750 tokens, or ~500 words. Subscribe to raise this limit to ~12,000 words." I think that should be mentioned somewhere more prominently, before download/install.

At first I thought there's some bug in my YT history takeout. The earliest timestamp in the json file is from 2023-09, which is absolutely wrong. After some digging, I found out that I had enabled "auto-delete watch history every 3 months". ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ 🤦‍♂️

If I understood correctly, this is something the IT dept will have to buy and then activate / "allow" on the corp infra, right? i.e. just one person can't choose to use this on his/her work SaaS thingies?

What's the story behind that naming? SO's name or something?

Why does it need "Read and change all data on all websites"?

Gave it a try. The generated picture looked nothing like me. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I guess that's not the aim of the app? Am I missing something?

If I understood correctly.... to know whether my secret has leaked, I have to give my secret to this site, eh? I know GitGuardian is a known and reputed name, but still....

So... most of the sidebar is simply "fancy" bookmarks, with the "benefit" of opening those sites in a narrow window instead of full screen. :-/ I'm not sold on the "Do xyz without switching tab" pitch.