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Just checked and apparently it was already requested and marked as not planned. Oh well.

Is there a way to make it do dark mode?

My goal every day is to end the (work)day with an empty inbox. I reply to or act on messages that I can, and I snooze messages I can’t yet handle to a later date when I expect to be able to.

An empty inbox then means I’ve handled everything I could and will be reminded of everything I couldn’t yet.

I think the issue with mailmindr is that it works completely independently from the web and phone app snooze functions. Messages “snoozed” with mailmindr would not be resurfaced when not using Thunderbird which sadly makes it a no go for me. I don’t think there is really a solution to that at this time.

If anyone knows a client that can snooze mail on Proton and Gmail, I’d love to know about it. Until then I’m stuck using the web interfaces and their official phone apps.

Aww that sucks. To be fair I did take a full image backup before attempting the upgrade in case something went awry.

Most images and distros are just Raspbian at their core and as such are pretty easy to upgrade.

I upgraded my homebridge/pihole from Bullseye to Bookworm just a few days ago and it went off without a hitch.

I’m an inbox zero person. Other mail clients like Gmail and Outlook allow you to snooze message threads.

Snoozing means that you hide the message until a later time/date when you will be able to act on it or answer it. When you snooze a message you choose when it should reappear in your inbox.

Proton has previously stated that this is a planned feature.

Between the VPN, the email, the password manager and their cloud storage, I feel like I’m easily getting my money’s worth. The second they add snoozing to Proton Mail, I’m moving away from Gmail completely.

Avelon shows both as strikethrough.

Using AdGuard and Vinegar to use YouTube in Safari, I can’t remember when I last saw an ad. It’s not ideal, but it works well enough.

Not at all. That’s the joke.

This. I’m visually impaired and actually need a lot of light to operate normally.

At one point in my life I lived in a large building where all the hallways were operated by infrared sensors. It was honestly pretty cool to just walk around and get the light I needed without pressing any buttons.

I’ve often thought about how neat it would be if we could do same for outdoor spaces.

No, their point is valid. You just did a bunch of mathematics while completely ignoring the larger issue of corporations and rich executives wasting money on frivolous endeavors.

Not only that, you literally suggested that dividing the BlueJeans money among the poor of the world would do them little benefit–as if Verizon is the only company perpetrating corporate greed–which they never suggested.

Using your own numbers, $3415 dollars would probably make a huge difference in most Verizon employees’ lives, but instead they spent that money on BlueJeans, a product that any reasonable person could have told you was doomed to fail.

Hope this comment wasn’t too long for you.

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Would you then class the pages upon pages of generated, useless content I get for most Google searches nowadays as “black hat” SEO?