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> the restrictive rules imposed on the rust community.

Can you be specific?

What do you mean? They have a Related Reading section. I searched "Check" on the page and nothing came.

I did something similar lately. But it's hard to keep up with local news, now. I couldn't find a news aggregator for my country/province. Maybe, I need to build that myself.

Kiwi Browser does support extensions. It's what I use.

I tried it with a relatively complex pdf and it blew my mind.

> But then unfortunately, even then some companies do not provide their Electron app on Linux e.g. Notion.

Add Figma to the mix. Since I moved to Linux exclusively, I've abandoned plugin authoring. Granted, there is a Linux-Figma[0] app, but every time I try it, it doesn't take long before something essential (e.g. fonts) breaks.

[0]: https://github.com/Figma-Linux/figma-linux

Could you add the releases on Arch Linux's AUR? Downloading a binary from a website is not something Linux users often do. I couldn't find Obsidian on the snap store[0] either.

[0]: https://snapcraft.io/search?q=obsidian

You can, also, add flags to your program:

  alias -s txt='less -rE'

add hash command in your $zshrc

  $ hash -d hello=$HOME/Documents
  $ cd ~hello/world && pwd
  /home/user/Documents/world

For suffix aliases, you can bulk them

  alias -s {ape,avi,flv,m4a,mkv,mov,mp3,mp4,mpeg,mpg,ogg,ogm,wav,webm}=mpv

as opposed to defining them one at a time.

Could you make it activate on demand/icon click? Excited to see how this would affect skimming web pages for me.