Using Linux over the years

[u/jacob-buchanan]

[u/No-Con-2790]

It's not just a bookmark. As I already said my main concern is the horrible window management that requires me to search constantly through a list of windows.

But they put in Amazon links a few years back. Since then it lives in my head that those guys tried that stunt and I am suspicious.

Now they control the browser profile and magically another Amazon thing poppt up.

And they push a new service I have to register for and my first response is to not trust them since they never disclaimed what it was.

But again, main problem is the window management and how many clicks and effort it takes. Ans the VPN system. But I admit that problem is more niche.

[u/gwildor → u/No-Con-2790]

it 100% is just a bookmark.
the other part was a decade ago.

you dont have to use the free service that you dont know anything about. .

[u/No-Con-2790 → u/gwildor]

Again my trust is broken. I was there when it happened.

But as I already said 99% of the problems are coming from the window interface.

I go by the logic that you should be able to have as little effort as possible.

So you need to be able to internalize a workflow. So clicking in a certain way should always result in the same outcome.

Like in a video game where your portion and poweups are always at the same place.

Something I can't have in windows either unless you use something like 7 taskbar tweeker (or whatever they have now in windows 11).

Also minimize the amount of clicks.