Firefox does that without data mining every single file on your network. If you're going to use Chrome, you may as well stop locking your wifi and give up using any passwords at all.

Integrating Google or the like to index the content of every single saved URL would slow it down to frozen molasses and turn it into a complete resource and battery hog. That would really not make it a better app at all.

That would be ideal.

Booming bass is a reason to not buy a set of cans. This is basically a list of what not to buy.

I don't understand why, instead of using a non-datamining two factor authentication application, you would opt to use Google Authenticator which is made by a company that exists entirely as a parasite of the public and which intentionally transmits your private data to their clients without encryption so that the NSA…

Adam, is there an add-on or already written Applescript that deletes Safari flash cookies?

When did this juvenile put-down from the fifties make such a big come back?

I just found this explanation:
http://www.the-digital-reader.com/2013/12/07/fee…

Yeah, I brush too hard for this to be a good idea.

I agree about the ease of using Safari Reading List and syncing Bookmarks and now passwords. My problem with Safari is the lack of add-ons, specifically, the lack of a way to quickly and easily deleted flash cookies from my Mac Mini the way I can with Firefox. I've got Pocket and Feedly set up on all my devices, the…

What laptop is it? Might be a problem others with the same make are also having.

Yeah but no desktop app so it's useless. Parcel is multiplatform.

I haven't had this problem at all. Couldn't pay me to use Chrome again.

LibreOffice sucks. They really couldn't come up with a better icon than that? The entire application is hideous and laggy.

The only thing I would miss, if Google fell off the planet, would be their image search.

So you don't believe your app would survive word of mouth?

I think the featured apps should be made free for the readers on the day they're featured.

And you think paying $80 to get something in two days rather than zero dollars to get it in 3 or 4 days (longest Amazon free shipping has ever taken for me in NYC, LA and Ohio) is a good deal? If I need something immediately (or the next day) I can just go to a store and buy it and the tax is a lot less than $80.

Or you could just save up at least $35 worth of stuff and get free shipping, too. $80 a year for shipping when you can get free shipping from the same company is not a deal.

3 months for mascara? I'd have to grow extra sets of eyes all over my body to use one tube up that quickly.