If you see me on the side of the road with my helmet behind my bike, though, I’m asking you to do more than wave. That’s a bit of signaling we do to other riders (and the occasional kind driver) to say we need help.
You can go a long way with a touchscreen, but the most annoying thing for me is that in Terminal, using touchscreen selects text instead of scrolling. Other than that, mouse is hardly necessary.
Not for me, i just checked again. I can drag what appears to be a thumbnail and it doesn't behave like a window so i can't snap it to the side or the grid, and the window is still there so even if there are no other tabs in that window i can't move the tab to merge with a window below as it's covered by the first window.
Last i checked on Fedora (40) it didn't work for me.
Firefox also had worse touchscreen support.
I like Firefox as it performs better and uses less resources, the main friction for me would be moving all the passwords from google password manager. I'd also like to keep them in sync with chrome as I'll still get probably use chrome on other devices, including android.
Dragging chrome tab to another screen. On windows and chrome os it works fine, i can drag a tab from one window and it becomes a separate window i can place anywhere.
On Linux, as soon as i move the tab, the new window is created but I'm no longer dragging it. It annoys me greatly because i often want to move tab to the other half of the screen, or another screen and i can't do it in one motion.
Doesn't work on my Pixel 9.charging it disables battery share.