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Yesterday, had some feesh tacos from a burrito place. Was pri good-nya.

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Maria:

I won't stop using Windows for personal reasons, so I don't need another OS. This is all I have to say. It just be like that sometimes.

What I was saying was I don't actually need that feature, but I ended up switching my mobile browser to Edge, so I will be using it for now. The ad blocker I've been using on desktop for years is Ublock Origin, so I've just continued with that. Too bad about that thing about mobile. Those look cool, but I have no interest in switching OS.

I thought what was keeping me from switching was mobile, but not really since I don't think I actually need any of my mobile bookmarks on PC and I can just keep all of my PC bookmarks on mobile. I've never used synched tabs either, so in the end they don't have to be the same browser. I tried Firefox again (Tuesday to Thurday), but just could not because whenever I would scroll by clicking the middle mouse button (either holding or pressing) it would stop scrolling all on it's own (wasn't doing that in Chrome and isn't currently doing that in Edge). Short explanation for why it is necessary is I can't use physical scrolling with my mouse wheel and I prefer middle clicking over clicking the scroll bar on the right. And now I'm currently trying Edge, as you could have guessed with the above. I have never done that because I switched to Chrome before it existed. No problems at all so far. Tried several other browsers on mobile, but I don't think I'll switch that one.

I had nothing against Windows 11 at first, but there is something I don't like about it now. Do you know the File Explorer? After an update they made it so you can't move files by dragging them to the address bar or whatever (you still can by dragging to the quick access, another tab or window, whatever else there is, but not that specific way) and there was absolutely no reason I can think of that removing that would make for a better experience. Aeons, I mean, eons ago, I used Firefox (when it didn't look like Chrome) until it was too much slower than Chrome on the same PC. Looking back I wonder if it was not long to go until it changed. Regardless, it seems like a no brainer to switch, at the time. When I got a new PC, I wanted to switch back, but at that time, I had a mobile device (I already know what you said about those; Got curious to see the spam on YCM and I happened to look at this topic there). I used Chrome on there, I want to use the same browser on both PC and mobile (yes, there are other browsers I can do this with) and I just didn't want to switch my mobile browser. In the end, I stayed with Chrome. TL;DR: I don't consider myself to have a valid reason not to switch, but I am fine with keeping things as they are.

BanG Dream! It's MyGO!!!!! episode 8

Not including Apple Jacks or other apple cinnamon cereals because that's a different flavor, in my imo.