I can't find it on addons.mozilla.org. According to Mozilla[1] I can only use unsigned addons with ESR, Nightly and the Developer Edition of Firefox (which I don't use). I've tried setting xpinstall.signatures.required to false in about:config. It's not helping.

[1] https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/add-on-signing-in-firef...

It's linked from the README: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/svg-screensho... No need to add an unsigned extension :)

Oh! I looked for it, I promise!

So the only native games are iOS games? We'll have to wait awhile for Silicon gaming...

Rosetta 2 seems to work well for most games seeing performance way beyond what Intel Macs with integrated GPU were capable of.

There are a few games like World or Warcraft that already come with native support and similar to apps there are many games where native versions are expected to become available within the next days and weeks.

So yes, it is still early but out-of-the box the M1 Macs do really well compared to the previous models.

> performance way beyond what Intel Macs with integrated GPU were capable of.

That doesn't say much though.

World of Warcraft has a native version now, apparently. But that's not exactly a long list.

Is something wrong with Rosetta for games?

There is if your goal is to make judgements upon hardware performance.

Threads in Teams? I use it daily and have not noticed that feature. How? In the desktop client I can't even properly quote.

In a normal Team channel (i.e. not a chat message) when you press 'New conversation' you type a message and then people reply to that. That is a thread. The fact that you didn't even think of it as one I take an indication how seamless it is.

There are more than a few of these classless CSS "frameworks" (couldn't we just call them stylesheets?).

https://github.com/dbohdan/classless-css

These lists all seem to leave out Element though, which is OG enough (and made by the Neocities guy).

https://elementcss.neocities.org/

plenty more here! I collect these https://github.com/sw-yx/spark-joy/blob/master/README.md#dro...

Nice collection! How come the TOC links don't work? Nothing happens when I click them except the URL changing.

they do? i just tested it. its just standard html anchor tags, all automated so i cant screw it up. perhaps try in incognito?

I tried making my own page with normal #anchors and it works but this one does not.

readme and (Supported podcasts) is confusing. Makes one think it only supports downloading six hard coded podcasts. I assume that is not correct?

It is correct, but: https://github.com/kissgyorgy/simple-podcast-dl/issues/17

Here's the best Gemini browser with a GUI (that works on macOS) I've found: https://git.skyjake.fi/skyjake/lagrange/releases

Great find, thanks. I agree, it looks great.

Ouch, too bad. I assume a browser connoisseur like you knows how to whip up a userstyle though? :)

MediaWiki works fine with SQLite. If that's still too heavy, there's always DokuWiki. Love it.

Athens looks promising, too.

https://github.com/athensresearch/athens/

https://www.notion.so/Athens-67e1c6068cb449ff935d10e882fd9b0...

While mighty impressive, looking at the tech stack[1] for both Athens and Roam I can't help thinking this is too much to support my note taking (if I want to self host).

[1] https://www.notion.so/Athens-67e1c6068cb449ff935d10e882fd9b0...

Did you try athens locally? First time I hear about them but seems damn interesting.

> Did you try athens locally?

Did not, just followed the development. It seems like an extremely ambitious undertaking.

Scrolls fine (using latest Fennec on Android).