If I had to pick a truck, #rivian R1T is probably what I would choose.

rivian.com/r1t

Edit: super unpopular opinion here, I know, but I would never call the #tesla #cybertruck “ugly”.

#EV

Rivian - Electric Adventure Vehicles

Whether it’s taking families on new adventures or helping fleets electrify at scale, our vehicles all share a common goal — preserving the natural world for generations to come.

^rivian.com

I think trucks in the US are too large and shouldn’t exist. While not electric I’m looking into getting a Ford Maverick Hybrid. It is a sensible size and not a roving murder box.

We could learn a thing or two from the Japanese and the trucks they use.

As you know, here in Norway, trucks are solely used by construction workers or the random farmer.

What do they have in common? Something that looks like a hate for cyclist and the wish to kill us.

Everytime I'm on my bike and see a pickup truck I have to be extra careful, they will ignore traffic rules and try to run you off the road.

I've never understood why someone would want a truck as their everyday vehicle. Personally I have the Volvo EX30, and it's amazing!

If I needed one, I would pick a Hilux. But I much prefer 2 wheels, so I probably won't ever get one.

Though I'm still trying to figure out how to move a kayak on two wheels. Kayak bicycle trailers aren't legal here in Denmark (max legal length of bicycle+trailer is 3.5m, most kayaks are longer than that without the bicycle). So if I ever get a truck, that would be the reason.

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make vivaldi so that if I have the address bar in the tab bar at the bottom of the screen. I can remove the top menu panel you can make it the icon with the panel is still there across the whole screen Floorp does not have a problem.

Also hard fork the project you don’t need to be dependent on Google. 

“Cough cough Manafest V3” 

@samueljohn @athos @vivaldi@mastodon.world

Thanks. You can read the details of that here:

vivaldi.com/blog/vivaldi-busin…

What’s Vivaldi’s business model? | Vivaldi Browser

Some browsers use your data in ad networks, push promoted content or use other invasive methods to fund their development. We don’t.

^{Christian Dysthe (Vivaldi Technologies)}

One thing that would make me switch immediately would be, if tab closing meant: delete everything, localstorage, cookies, indexdDB. Except for sites explicitly configured not to do this.

Duckduckgo has the fire button, but this decouples closing from deleting the data in a stupid way.

Firefox has delete on exit, which is OK on the desktop, but who closes an app, ever, actively?

Firefox is severely restricted on Apple stuff by their policies. Same for Vivaldi?

Oh,I respect that big time.

However, you're using the #Google #webbrowser engine which we all should not use any more to avoid a really really bad #monopoly. 😞

I'll stick with #LibreWolf for the moment.

#Vivaldi #Chrome #Chromium #Firefox

Honest question: Given that you use Chromium, doesn't this make you completely downstream-dependent of Google?

I feel like "not being an ad company" is nice, but depending that much on an ad company isn't much better either.

@rom

I'll be honest, the fact that Vivaldi is based on Chromium is a major point against it for me. I used to use Vivaldi a few years ago but went back to Firefox at some point. Now Firefox has some features that Chromium browsers don't have (and I'm not sure if they ever will), that I use every day and wouldn't want to miss.

I am however wary of Mozilla's increased entanglement with the ad industry. Most Firefox forks are not optimal.

Does Vivaldi still support Ublock Origin?

I use Firefox because I worry about browser engine monoculture, especially controlled by Google.

Every major endeavor requires resources. I'm not sure I approve with what Mozilla is doing but I understand they need to find a revenue source. What is the revenue source of Vivaldi, current and future?

This is a bit disingenuous, surely? Vivaldi make browser UIs - a browser is a lot more than its UI and Vivaldi relies on Google's Chromium.

If people are truly worried about where browsers are heading, investment in Servo is probably the most useful thing they can do right now. Even investment in WebKit would be a wiser choice to avoid a future monopoly, imho.

Use Vivaldi because you like it, not because you want to stick it to Microsoft/Apple/Google/Mozilla/etc.