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... sentence killed the idea. And taught me the most important lesson about building developer tools. Why 2x Better Isn't Good Enough Here's the reality check I got: The .env encryption market is crowded: Mozilla SOPS (battle-tested, Mozilla

... have it pollute their regular web usage. They sum up the strategy thusly, to hackles from their community : The web is changing, and sitting it out doesn t help anyone. While I probably shouldn't be so cynical, Mozilla continues to underwhelm with its half-hearted, compromised attempts to keep up that it invariably abandons because its ICP is basically the second coming of AOL users. But tell me I'm wrong does this strategy (or anything else Mozilla

... Mozilla recently announced that they're shutting down Pocket. I used to use Pocket a lot back in the day, but I don't find myself regularly saving articles that much now. For those that are still using Pocket, what are you planning to switch over to? For others, what are your best recommendations for read-later-products? Comment from Mark Progano(@mprogano): @adam_gray6   Comment from nim(@sup_nim): I was a heavy Pocket user too mostly ... ... definitely see it being a tough business to thrive in though. Comment from DG(@dg_): Oh wow. The end of an era. I briefly competed against Pocket over a decade ago. I was even in touch with Mozilla

... people love @Arc , but it seems like development on it has ended? Not sure if now's still a good time to start using it. Maybe I missed the window? Of course, there's always Firefox from @Mozilla , but it sounds like some recent terms of service and privacy policy changes made some folks unhappy. I'm a bit out of the loop on that. Am I missing any other good options for a modern browser? For those that have ... ... putting. https://zen-browser.app/ Comment from Emily King(@natalie_konstantinova): I used different ones, but now Chrome and others are unusual Comment from Sam Achungi(@achungi): Im using safari BUT in work matters the best browser is firefox from @Mozilla