@danchabanov just read your article about an imminent update to the Aeroad. Thought you should know the update is already available outside of the US, you can see it if you try browsing the Canyon website for other regions.
@ArcMembership@JesperBylund@browsercompany Air Traffic Control is one of the many features that works worse after the removal of synchronized today tabs. If the point of "better windows" is to allow two windows open in the same space with different tabs, how does ATC know which of the two to open it in?
@DillonB07Dev @arcinternet@browsercompany I'm with you, and think a lot agree. People who were asking for the new behavior are people who never embraced Arc's features. If they used spaces and organized pinned tabs while letting auto-archive do its thing, they wouldn't feel the need for separate tabs in other windows.
@ArcMembership@BayJ233@browsercompany With tabs being tied to a window, the auto-archive seems pointless since you could just close the window at the end of the day. This change feels like a forfeit to people who want Arc to just be another Chrome, and will make it easier to end up in an unmanageable mess of tabs.
@ArcMembership@BayJ233@browsercompany So there are no plans to return a sync option to today tabs? This is a deal breaker for me. "Today" tabs should be available to me today, regardless of which device or window I'm in. Pinning is to save tabs I need tomorrow, not to sync a "today" project to another device.
@ArcMembership@ribhuchawla@browsercompany If you're calling this "Better Windows" then I think the previous solution should be called "Best Windows." This change made Arc less useful for users with multiple computers they'd like to keep in sync.
@bcorcoran @NPerraut @taylorotwell Sanctum doesn't include any controllers other than the CSRF cookie. I'm assuming Fortify is just a fancy name for the auth scaffolding without views.
sad part is this bubba story now is pretty much everyone did what they were supposed to. nascar thought they saw a noose in their black driver's garage and called the fbi. fbi investigated. no one was accused. no one's name sullied.
but it won't be discussed as such.
NASCAR President Steve Phelps says the 43 team had nothing to do with this. The evidence is clear that it had been in the garage in October and that if NASCAR saw the same thing it saw Sunday, NASCAR would investigate and call the FBI again. NASCAR says it is still investigating.
David Pearson was one of the all time greats. Anyone who raced him will tell you he was the best. The Silver Fox lived up to his persona on and off the track. What a badass. RIP