I made the switch to Kagi January last year.

I know it's all just personal experience and everyone can have their own needs, but I was skeptical at first as well.

Almost a year and a half later I've got no complaints.

My searches feel like how Google felt years ago: mainly I never think about it. I search, find what I want and I'm off. It just works as I'd expect without the nonsense ads and AI Google has now.

Worth a free trial. See how it works for you.

Having used both, personally I highly preferred the Pebble over the Bangle JS.

Pebble was solid software, good designs and it all just worked simply and did what I needed. I also thought the Pebble Time Round was near perfect in design and execution. I'm not a fan of the geeky look of the normal pebble and bangle watches (or the apple watch look).

The Bangle was fun to dev for, and I love that it exists, but it all felt like a dev project. Not a finished product. Granted it was early on in the project so I'm sure it's in a better place now.

They both have similar capabilities. I say go with whichever you think is going to fit what you need a smartwatch to do.

I've been testing out Qobuz recently since I'm in a similar ditching-Spotify place in my life. Honestly I think it's a great alternative. Sound quality is great and it has the multi device sync/status like Spotify.

I don't know what that feature is actually called but the feature where you can have a song playing in the app on your phone, open the app on a different device like your tablet, and it will show the "now playing" in the minimized player along with the name of your phone that it's playing (and you can swap it to play immediately on the tablet now instead). That feature in Spotify was a big one for me. Love that Qobuz has it.

I'm still building my listening history so I can't comment on how good the recommendations will be. But the suggestions I've gotten in the last few weeks were spot on.

Not sure what people are talking about with the app ui. It's a good app. Maybe it was bad in the past and they have made improvements? But coming from Spotify I think you'd have no issues using it.

Give the free trial a shot.

FYI that's a 15 meg image you attached. You might want to optimize that and upload a smaller version

This was my exact experience as well.

I'll keep an eye on it for sure and will most likely try to set it up again in another year or so. But right now, I have no time to fiddle to make things work.

It's a standard android 16 phone. You can install whatever you want to it.

You can even just not use their launcher and have a very normal android experience.

Same here.

Here's the Reuters article that I'm assuming this headline was taken from:

https://www.reuters.com/world/us/trump-plan-import-argentine-beef-angers-us-farmers-2025-10-20/

To offer another take, FF has never been buggy for me. Never had this keyboard issue, or any of the stuff mentioned so your mileage may vary.

As for the bottom nav, I have that on normal FF. If you go to Settings-->Customize, the option to pick top or bottom address bar is right there.

This is pretty spot on from my experience as well. Also, the gap in quality from the Opus models and say GPT is vast.

100% agree on ui code. Really awful output there regardless of model.

Thanks for making this community. Just like you, I still have been checking reddit for supernote stuff (via redlib) and wanted something in lemmy instead.

I was about to make one mysf but found this one via a search.

I'll try and be active here and maybe we'll get other supernote users over here soon.

I agree. Unfortunately I don't own a Remarkable or I'd definitely do a comparison 🙁

For sure. All of the tools on the Boox have size sliders.

I can get a post up of each tool and their sizes later today to show you what the differences are.

The Supernote also has sizes for each tool as well.

I don't own a kindle scribe so I can speak to how those tools work.

So it's just the forward/backwards buttons you want at the bottom?

That's so interesting. I can't say I ever use the forward button when browsing and for backwards I just use the back gesture (same as any other app).

But thanks for the screenshots. I didn't even know people use that sort of setup.

FF should offer it then, if that's something people use/expect as a norm.

The BMW iX is one of the big winners here, pulling 370 miles of range when it should only do 309 miles. Even better is the Mercedes-Benz EQS 580 sedan. Benz's controversially styled electric four-door is a range king, managing 380 miles on the highway. While that's only nine miles more than its EPA rating, it's the best result among this test group.

What phone are you using? Haven't had any change in text scale or battery icon size on the Pixel 9

Nice!

Some links in case you want to go down the Crosspoint firmware route (it's easy to swap back to the stock firmware, FYI):

• Crosspoint Firmware Repo
• Web based app to flash Crosspoint firmware (or restore the stock firmware)
• Xteink Subreddit (redlib link)

My thoughts exactly!

Nice to see the update to the screen and thin body, but it's essentially a bigger Nomad. Which is wonderful.

I already have a Supernote A6X that I use as my journal and sketchbook, but I wanted something larger for use at work to sketch out flow diagrams and have the larger canvas for reference docs.

I also wanted to see how Boox's options for pens and pencils worked for drawing. I've started doing some of those tests now, which I'll be posting about soon.

Having a more tablet-esque enote device at the larger 10" screen size seemed like a better fit for news reading, so the Boox was the option that fit best.

Do you not have any enote device right now?

Care to share how you are doing this in Kagi?

I'm in the same boat. But I'm still using my steam controller right now. Really hope a V2 comes out sometime this year or next 🤞