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  • Firefox + MobiDevTools extension?

  • Good to know, thank you

  • It's sad that they didn't keep the curseforge zip import thingy intact, you have to download the server files and stuff and it's annoying... I don't know if others did solve it but I wish there was an official support

  • Didn't know about my mums fork🤨

  • I only know about multimc. I still don't know what's the difference between these two since they look identical (logo/name excluded)

  • TIL!

    I downloaded prism recently but not playing anything ATM, no idea on what to play (modded)

    Poly?

  • Like? I'm out of the loop

  • I still find MultiMC/it's forks much better for the sole reason it has an "instances" folder and every folder has it's own Minecraft version. Idk why but I feel that way is more organized

  • Out of the loop here, why? Never used and never will but still curious

  • Edited, thank you! Weird, shared the link from droid-ify

  • Was set to "aggressive". Another reason why I switched was for the clipboard, for some reason if I set to "unlimited" retention time, it sometimes clean all non pinned elements. Both are great but I like Futo more

  • Last time I used it (3 weeks ago?),before switching to futo, it had a bad dictionary and never corrected me, futo does and it's very aggressive (good since I make a lot of mistakes)

  • I'm not alone!! Thank you

  • Vanilla Invidious currently doesn't work well, so most hosters paused and/or gave up.

    This is the reason why I stopped to host my own. It's so painful to maintain

  • Unless spectrum pushes some kind of update that reinstall it, you're okay! The first OS update check if it's there, if not you're safe

  • No worries! Note that it doesn't really uninstall it, I mean it does but the app is still there, available for you to be reinstalled in case it's an essential app, in that case do:

     
        
    adb shell cmd package install-existing <package_name>
    
    
      

    So save the app package name somewhere. It uninstalls the app for the current user but it's still available in the system (it doesn't run if you uninstall it, no worries)