im sorry i broke the code

It is WebKit, but it isn’t enforced anymore. At least in the EU

That’s not true anymore, you can use a custom engine now

Better UX is a big word, as any unofficial launcher it kinda sucks because it doesn’t have a specific feature set. Besides, first party support is always better

Slemmies?

Because the actual calculations aren’t done by the client but the server, or they should be

So do I, working with electron is the shit

Tauri v2 just got released, it’s very recent and corps move slowly; besides, rewriting a project in a different framework is a major undertaking, it would be a bad idea to rewrite a major project in Tauri, which is still not as widespread. I’m unfortunate enough to have to work with Electron and Tauri greatly improves on everything that is wrong with Electron. I have no doubt that companies will begin adopt it in the following years (or a similar tool, the underlying architecture is solid).

There is Tauri which is so much better both from UX and DX.

Non profit means their earnings must match their expenses or be used to actually improve the product/service, not that they earn nothing at all

That’s great!

You can, it’s nothing new

Yeah I have the same problem, usually you have to turn it on before turning on the pc or just replug the USB dongle

Pretty sure it’s possible to opt out

You can use the .push() method of vueRouter to push a state.

It is quite handy and, imo, better than the store solution:

• if you want to just pass some data to another page, for example to pre-populate a form, you would create a store just as a middle-man instead of a way to store relevant data (for example, fetched data)
• the push + state solution persist on page refresh, until you push a new state to the page or the user empty the cache, so depending on the use case it is preferable to the store

Anyhow, it would look like this: button @click="router.push({name: 'settings', state: { ...myObj } })">Go to page

to access it: route.history.state

There is no need to stringify the object, so it’s quite handy. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/History https://router.vuejs.org/guide/essentials/navigation.html#History-Manipulation