Honestly didn't even think about that. I usually use my work phone number for that purpose and if I get close to them then my personal/signal. You're so right though a very good addition
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I guess it really depends on your area. I hear stories that it's the bee's knees and then other ones where the signal is so congested, especially if using a mvno. Personally I'm sticking with 4g, in my area 5g is about the same in speed unless you want to stay up til like 4am to get a decent boost.
No worries honest mistake their names are really similar, haha. Check it out its on android its like a hardened Firefox
Yeah you can select multiple bookmarks on mull and "copy to clipboard" then paste them into whatever spreadsheet editor you want if that's what you meant? You can then format the links correctly on something like Calc or excel. I never personally tried extensions but that might be another route you can take. Sorry for all of the downvotes the privacy community isn't always this hostile to a simple question. Hope you have a good one
Yeahh its not a feature on Mull. Think OP got confused with Mullvad browser or something
Unless you want to add in your firefox login info to mull best option would be adding each bookmark to a spreadsheet and ~ manually adding each bookmark to your new browser ~
Edit: got a case of 2am brain over here and forgot an easier way. After saving the spreadsheet make sure its formatted correctly as hyperlinks that way you can export the spreadsheet as an HTML file. Depending on what desktop browser you can then import the HTML file in your bookmark manager
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Used to say liftoff but now Voyager is easily my favorite. Took some time getting used to but not bad at all.
Assuming yes but does it function the same when used on android tv? Don't particularly have one just curious
By PC do you mean a desktop? Guess any desktop you build yourself. Are there features you want like the best Linux support or something?
That's a solid point I also know some people that use those services so this will help me too