- Downloads always take two clicks in the bar for me to get to them (I don't know how to use the first click)
- Bitwarden isn't pinned anywhere so to log in I need to click "Extensions > Bitwarden". The top right tiny 3 dots to pop it up is way harder than using the Extensions bar.
I just used Max and it's actually quite good for what I want. Some examples for HN threads:
This one https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37736217
I used a standard prompt: Is this comment thread worth reading? I don't like relitigation, pointless rage, ragebait, or blind requests for a source. Make sure it's worth the length.
> This comment thread touches on some ongoing debates around COVID vaccines and public health policies. While some comments express skepticism of prevailing views, most discussants remain respectful and seek to have a thoughtful exchange of perspectives, even if they disagree. There is debate worth considering if you're interested in the issues, but also comments that seem aimed more at provocation than constructive discussion. Overall it does not seem like a thread dominated by pointless rage or blind requests for sources. Some of the longer sub-threads could provide interesting fact-checking of different viewpoints. But there may be more constructive uses of your time if you wish to avoid controversy.
On this page:
> Based on the content provided, this comment thread on the Hacker News story about Arc browser's built-in AI features seems worth reading. While there are a few off-topic comments, most comments provide constructive feedback and discussion about Arc browser and its features from users who have tried it. In particular, comments from users <b>sisk</b>, <b>rswerve</b>, <b>antidnan</b>, and <b>shafyy</b> provide detailed explanations of their experiences using Arc browser and opinions on both its benefits and drawbacks. The discussion could help someone decide if they want to try Arc browser or provide feedback to its developers.