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trying to move/migrate gigabytes of old emails that people stopped trying to sort/delete. gsuite docs are another point. Applications on one's phone that they
by tracker1 6y ago
trying to move/migrate gigabytes of old emails that people stopped trying to sort/delete.
gsuite docs are another point.
Applications on one's phone that they are used to, not to mentioned all of the google service integrations that individually aren't too hard, but in aggregate much harder to work around.
I do think o365 is leaps and bounds better than gdocs, and outlook, even on android, is better than google's mail.
The last time I used Firefox for a few days, it wasn't bad, only a couple plugins I use regularly were missing, and that was difficult and evenually moved back to chrome.
I actually let myself fall into using my google or twitter logins across other sites... which was really bad when I was false-flagged on twitter, and after 5 days and 2 appeals, just deleted the "offending" post. I still say the person in question was a "fucking moron," and that it wasn't a call to action in any way shape or form.
And while I've started migrating some stuff away, the daily use isn't always easy.
- scarface74 6y agoApplications on one's phone that they are used to, not to mentioned all of the google service integrations that individually aren't too hard, but in aggregate much harder to work around. Switching from Android to Google though is easy because no company serious about mobile makes Android only apps - not even Google. Google also makes it easy to import and export documents from GSuite and Office. As standalone software, Apple’s iWork equivalents are better than Google’s (yes their are web versions), not to mention like you said, O365 apps are miles better. For collaboration, yeah GSuite is pretty good.