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Have you looked into Zoho Suite?

I have only heard about it as an alternative, haven't used it.

Regarding search, I use either Ecosia or DuckDuckGo. I don't see Gemini.

Could you share what you practiced that helped you?

Does that mean that sooner or later US-based LLM companies will also be required to do so?

Not OP, but Zen is very good. So good I now rarely use any Chromium based browsers.

Zen browser uses a lot of Arc features and is based on Firefox.

Well, tell us.

Every month I donate a set percentage of my monthly income to some of these organizations:

Anki/AnkiDroid Firefox Futo keyboard Espanso Expandroid Tubular NewPipe SponsorBlock Zen browser Freetube Linux Mint VLC LibreOffice

Count me in too, for Linux, Android etc.

Also, would like a one-time lifetime pricing if that makes sense.

That's a profound statement. Thanks for sharing.

Forget the usual SEO and focus on high-quality, in-depth textual and video content.

Build your list for email marketing.

Paid ads (FB, Google) to drive targeted traffic. PS - I do that.

Don't use LLM while you're learning. Don't outsource your thinking to a third party. Period.

I build sales funnels for living. Popular ones are HighLevel, ClickFunnels, Kajabi, FlexiFunnels etc.

Run paid ads (PPC) to your brand.

No, I blacklist them & share the list with my friends & colleagues as well as in relevant forums.

Zen browser https://zen-browser.app/

USA has actively participated in overthrowing democracies around the world. Not to mention killing thousands of common people in Middle East and elsewhere. But the same emotions doesn't rise here. Too much hypocrisy?

Any chance you're hiring marketers? (Emails, ads, copy, funnels etc.)?

Opened the website from India and it says blocked for you. Thanks, bye bye.

I don't have much opinion but have you tried Anki SRS?

At this moment, Honey addon is still in Firefox and Chrome's catalog. Have reported them at both places and gave 1-star as well.

Better option is to not use Google's TOTP app. Use something else

Pushpak (also named as Pushpaka Vimana) is a silent Indian film. Have watched it multiple times.

I would love a local transcription app that works on Android and Linux.

Well, name and shame them for a start.

Your own website, then archive it.

Write everything in a book, publish it. Make it & yourself famous.

I'm a noob and not a dev either. Can you please explain how to set this all up?

If it matters, I managed to install Jan AI on my Linux Mint and able to use the Mistral model. I use an Android phone if it helps. Thanks.

One insurance provider and a bank in my country blocks Protonmail. Both uses Trend Micro as their firewall.

My bank was kind enough to whitelist my email. The insurance provider is still clueless.

This is the best and simplest answer.

On Linux Mint 21.1 Mate, I was not able to launch or use the Appimage file. Then I installed the flatpak version and it worked. Though I prefer the former.

Anyway, it looks good on the first try. Will give it a good try for a month or so before committing to it.

Does it have "profiles" feature like Vivaldi?