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It works fine on Windows and macOS's desktop APIs in 2024. This is a basic "desktop app" expected feature - if you aren't able to implement fully something like
by jcelerier 2y ago
It works fine on Windows and macOS's desktop APIs in 2024. This is a basic "desktop app" expected feature - if you aren't able to implement fully something like AutoHotkey or AppleScript macros, you aren't really a proper desktop platform.
- consteval 2y agoYou can implement all those things, just differently now. Relatedly, now random apps can't record the whole screen. This is a good thing, now they get explicit user permission and go through xdg. I don't know how anyone could be opposed to this - it's objectively more empowering for you, the user.
- funcDropShadow 2y agoYou think enforcing the one true rights model to everyone is more empowering? We have obviously different definitions.
- consteval 2y agoYes, it's empowering because your "rights model" is one where you don't have rights. You don't know what applications are using what data, and you also can't stop it. Is that empowering? I think no. But if you wanna argue Chrome should be able to read all your keyboard inputs whenever it wants be my guest. I can't fathom why people want that type of setup.