Vanadium heavily relies on GrapheneOS system hardening, so it’s more secure than any browser.

Firefox has much worse sandboxing than Chromium on Android.

That’s just not true. Fission is now available on Android.

https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/discussions/fission-goes-live-on-android-please-share-your-feedback/m-p/133911

I accidentally replied.

Calling the safest OS in the world ‘not very safe’ is sure a take.

Open Source is not just about the source code availability. Keyguard is proprietary and I try to avoid proprietary software.

I’m talking about the license. It is proprietary.

Which is a proprietary crap.

The only reasonable policy for me is Zig’s AI Policy.

I don’t trust my skills enough to spin up a mail server. Or honestly any server that will be exposed to the internet.

Nextcloud is assisted, but it is still slop. That’s why I didn’t use vibecoded.

Nextcloud is slop-coded, unfortunately.

Alright, that’s enough for me. What’s the best mail, calendar and drive alternatives? Preferably the ones that aren’t slop-coded.

Also, has anyone had any experience with Migadu?

I guess you might be right. Slopcoded then.

or even fascists’ attitude

???

For anyone wondering, yes, it is vibecoded. I ain’t surprised.

Gitea deserves to be forgotten.

For anyone wondering, yes, it is vibecoded.

Yeah, I know about LibreOffice as I use it myself. That’s why I was wondering why OpenOffice was brought up.

Is OpenOffice still maintained?