I like macOS' take on password input... "Oh, you got your 16 char password wrong at possibly the 12th char? No worries, jUsT sTarT aGaIN! No plaintext!" :D /s
@33MHz I found it pathetic that at one point they added a "feature" to the normal app to make it eligible for Amazon Smile, but only if you enable mind-numbing notifications and "re-enable" the feature every couple of weeks #idiots@theprawn@muncman
@muncman I made it into a homescreen icon which opens as a standalone webapp. Too easy... if Amazon only wanted to support the "product". // @theprawn@33MHz
I find it a little irritating that in iOS, the app gets to decide which keyboards are allowed and which features of the default keyboard is blocked. IT’S MY PHONE DAMMIT!
I see a trend - services that show ads have horrid web apps that push you to use their native apps. Services that don’t show ads have exceptional web apps, sometimes to the detriment of their native apps.
@Eyes I've seen admins talk about hosting costs and moderation costs and I believe some already charge their users for the privilege of being on their server.
@Eyes community servers don't make sense if only one person is bearing the cost. Nice.social and Pnut for example, seem to have one person spending all the money to keep the lights on and this doesn't work long term. (Am I wrong?)