In Firefox on my iPad, I can use the `…` menu to open a view of bookmarks but it closes as soon as I choose one. On my laptop I can see all my bookmarks in a sidebar and I have to close the sidebar to make it go away.
Is there any way to have a persistent view of my bookmarks in Firefox on iOS? Not forever, but for a bit?
I really like inari, just stuffed with rice and sesame seeds.
I am blessed to live near a japanese grocery store that has a ton of different kinds of packaged tofu skin to make inari with, and I’d love tips on which ones you like best.
I'm running stock Ubuntu 24.04.4 LTS and I find that if I have two windows positioned so they're each taking up half the screen, they get locked together in a very weird way that is incredibly annoying and I'd like to stop that.
If I have three windows open, say: Firefox A, Slack B, Firefox C
So for instance, I have used meta+arrow ⬅️ and meta+arrow ➡️ to position Firefox A along side Slack B. I can see them both on the screen. Great. This is what I desire.
Then I switch to Firefox C, and move it to the right with the meta+arrow combo ➡️. Now I can see Firefox A (Left) and Firefox C (right) on my desktop. As long as Firefox C is the active window, I can see Firefox A and Firefox C, which is great.
However, if I move back to Firefox A as the active window, it always brings Slack B to the front with it. So if I'm using window positioning I wind up getting into these situations where I've paired two windows together and activating one half of the pair will bring the other half to the front.
I don't know if I'm explaining this in the most coherent way possible, but it is driving me nuts. I don't think I did any special customization when I bought this machine in 2023.
I'm very curious to see how others are using the Pareto Planner layouts.
I've been putting birthdays in the yearly view, using the monthly for big picture planning and setting up each week as I go, referring to the monthly view.
I recently set up a "bingo" grid in the back lasts, it feels like less pressure than a wish list to tick off.
I'm still refining how and what I track in the tracker. Each month I iterate on what I had, and I feel good about my tracker, but I'm very curious how others are using the Pareto Planner.
I have a handful of zebra mid liners but I'm finding that they feel sloppy if I don't get the edges just right. And my pens don't bleed but they go on a lot heavier over the mid liners, even if I wait a bit.
I really like them for blocking out my day. And I like the practice of taking a moment to really synthesize my day each morning, but a two step process (color, wait, pen) isn't that realistic every day.
Are there techniques for getting cleaner color?
Excuse the handwriting on my sample. I couldn't find real pages that didn't have more details than I feel okay sharing.