whilst a clock app doesn’t need frequent updates, I font love to see that chronos las commit was two years ago… anyone got a good alternative to recommend?

EDIT: Thank you for your responses. I will likely be keeping BlackHawky/Clock. It is on IzzyOnDroid as well as F-Droid, with recent/active development. It’s UI and config options are nice. But most importantly, to me, its got timer and alarm tiles for the quick settings.

I have looked into Fossify Clock, and whilst a clock app doesn’t really need active development, it being Beta and the last update being nine months old isn’t my favourite combination. Beyond that, it doesn’t come with quick settings tiles.

ClockYou on IzzyOnDroid and F-Droid. It’s good looking, and has active development with an IMO reasonable AI policy. It does however not come with quick settings tiles either.

Ive been deeply entrenched in the apple ecosystem, and I did eventually switch. key for me, similar to what other people said, was to switch the programs/ apps first. by moving to Firefox (zen), thunderbird, Libre office, Obsidian/zettlr, immich and the likes on apple first, I was able to swap out the OS without the need to relearn much.

so, my recommendation would be to get her the replacements, step by step, and give her time to get to know them, whilst having the previous defaults as fallback.

which is very healthy apparently: https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20261019-birdwatching-rewires-the-brain-and-slows-cognitive-decline

well, i’ve been taught that keeping cookies around is somewhat dangerous, and that because of that browsers like librewolf always clear your cookies. i’m by no means an expert tho, so you might wanna read the other commenters input on that.

all i can say is that i need to log into outlook to log into teams, because logging into teams directly is broken, but the cross site cookie work…

and reading stuff like adFection really doesn’t instill confidence in opening random websites.

but most probably you’re right for most cases.

from what i’ve heard, even if something isn’t able to break out of your browser, it may be able to gain access to cookies. those cookies in turn can carry a lot of info and even unlock some accounts. iirc that’s how the linux tech tips channel got into trouble.

everyone, please correct me where i’m wrong. thank you.

plus one super simple to use. never let me down as oidc for tailscale.

All my homies running Haiku