It's not granular enough. Gen alpha begins in the mid-late 2000s. Early-mid 2010s are another thing entirely. You're (presumably) not that old, you're living in the shit, you can see that what these geriatric fucks are spewing about one generation lasting 15 years minimum is bullshit.
That is not downthemall. That is a handicapped rewrite. The browsers are at fault, but you cannot have a lot of the great functionalities of such software now because of their limitations.
I used it back when it actually worked. Had a shitty wifi card that would drop packets randomly, killing downloads. That addon fixed the downloads for me.
This is the only canonically correct version of DownThemAll!
Good for you. For those of us who aren't braindead, here's a version that works with the latest SeaMonkey: https://github.com/dirkf/downthemall-was-legacy/releases
There is a more granular subcategory to generation.
I'm rating you 'rainbow' because this is gay.
I keep looking at these fancy mice and look back at my intellimouse asking myself "when did we stray so far from the light of God?"
I like my zowie ec1 so much I replaced the switches in them when they started to double click.
I gotta say it is stupidly light and easy to move around.
Yeah. I don't understand the product and probably never will, my favourite mouse is the MX Master 3, which is probably super heavy by gamer standards, since it's wireless and comfortable and full of features. But a mouse reviewer really should understand that if a mouse advertised as "super light and smooth" turns out to actually be not smooth at all, maybe he should check underneath to make sure nothing is wrong there? When he does that, maybe he should notice super common standard blue film being stuck on the nylon feet?
That explains why DownThemAll isn't as good as it once was. I still have it installed on Firefox, but these days I'm lucky if I use it once a month.
TIL SeaMonkey is still around.
Linusproofing everything will be the bane of tech channels and savvy consumers.
I can best describe this thing as "stupidly light". I've had light honeycombed mice before but this is even lighter than that. And the metal feels good, especially the metal buttons. It honestly feels so frail that's I'm going to break it by resting my hand on it. But it doesn't. And the side buttons require a decent amount of force so you don't actually click them. I'd also go so far to say the wheel is better than the one on the g502x I was using before.
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