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Same. I subscribed to Gemini pro and requested a refund literally the same day. Asked it to put a technical image on a presentation (gave it the image) and it kept generating a different image of a peaceful landscape... Yeah, very pleasant but totally unrelated.

What I despise about passkeys is their opacity. Maybe it's skill issue, but I can't open my Bitwarden vault and just "see" them. I guess it's by design. Still, this makes me feel not exactly in control.

Honestly... Same. The alternatives are either more expensive (Proton pass costs least 1.5x ) or less convenient (keepass* and the likes) or more expensive and closed source (1pass) etc. Additionally, I could easily switch to keepass, but it has already been too difficult to convince my SO to finally use a damn password manager to ask now her to ditch the new toy (Bitwarden) for something new.

Should* Bitwarden turn to really evil, or they raise their prices outrageously, then I'll consider something else. For now, I'm staying.

Thanks. I forgot to mention tht I don't really need coding stuff. Plus, 90€/month is really huge.

I didn't know about t3. What about its limits? Will it fit my workload?

Unbelievably cute :-)

If assistant goes away (it was already there when I subscribed) I'll just cancel my sub; 10 €/month + taxes only for search is wild.

Considering that Firefox by itself doesn't block anything without extensions, that seemingly less than 10% of users use extensions and that tgere5are already quite a few snappier browsers that block ads by default...

Closer to 500M, actually.

Since a few months, I almost exclusively use the Chinese "flash" models for my needs. They are a joy and they cost pennies per answer. Great job.

The comment to which I replied wasn't that useful either.

So, is Mozilla promoting a search engine monoculture? Yeah, "Google bad, but..."

I've been using it for 20 years and switched 4 yearso ago to something else. My life is fine, thanks.

EDIT: so, the downvotes are because what, exactly?

It's my primary browser since a few years. If you are talking about sponsored backgrounds, good luck finding any "major" browser that doesn't have something sponsored on it (opt-out).