Not wanting to use the browser is its own purpose? Of course I understand if you want to use a specialized app that offers more features, better usability, nicer layouts than the original websites of the services they are for. But using a specialized app just because it’s not the browser (which, by the way, it often really is anyway), why that?
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As this is a labelling issue, you can directly make a proposal in the translation tool. In this case, it was already changed before this post was made, see my other comment with link.
I guess it’s this one:
https://translate.codeberg.org/changes/?string=608616Has been changed a couple of times recently and currently is “18+ / NSFW”
2·1 year agoI was thinking whether I should add a remark that you can add your Gmail account to outlook.com as well, but I didn’t want to over-complicate it. In the end, both Outlook (the program) and outlook.com are mail clients of a sort, the latter being a webmail client.
That’s a poor example, as Outlook basically is a mail client and you actually can use it to access your Gmail mails.
1·1 year agoThat’s why I said “compared to”. The percentages were +666% and +30%. 30% growth in four days is enormous, but not at all when compared to 666%.
Extremely low compared to the total growth: Per https://lemmy.fediverse.observer/dailystats Lemmy grew from 150,000 to 1,150,000 total users in the last four days, but for the active users, the growth was 30,000 to 39,000. If you extrapolate that, there are maybe 200,000 real Lemmy users now.
8·1 year agoCorrect, but done by ransomware operators.
You click a link to some fediverse content somewhere, and actually land on the instance where you have a login and can interact with it.