Plus, one could start for free; it doesn’t need to be yourusername [dot] com!

Hmm, now that makes me wonder if there’s such a thing as a FOSS web host—as open as one could be, anyway…

How do I upvote and downvote something at the same time?

Interesting, didn’t know that. Ironically, I’ve unintentionally followed this definition anyway because I think open-source is so incredible that I always describe FOSS as specifically FOSS, not “just” freeware.

In fact, I’ve pivoted so strongly to FOSS as of late that I haven’t even said the word “freeware” in… years… dang…

It rarely ever does anything in my experience.

Anyway, I built a URL-cleaning script in AutoHotkey, but that’s Windows-only; I, too, am on the hunt for a Linux equivalent. Maybe this could be done in SikuliX or Espanso, via a Python script, but I suck at Python so far.

Ha, you wouldn’t want that attempt; with my programming skills, I’d only mess up the game!

Interesting. I wish Hangman would tell you what your missed word at the end was, though.

Did you put in a request for this? And sure, I’m always interested in seeing how others use it—especially to complex levels.

Its .YML formatting is really clunky. It feels like it takes up twice as much line space as .AHK (for example), which can do a lot of this kind of stuff in a single line. But I wanna go cross-platform and this is all I can find…

https://espanso.org/

If you’re an Android user: scroll through F-Droid, download interesting apps, and then hunt for problems or try to come up with interesting, helpful features. For example, I could really use a live stopwatch widget in: https://f-droid.org/packages/com.best.deskclock/

Google Clock has it, but this app doesn’t for some reason.

Or to be specific as of late, “MuseScore Studio.” There have been… a lot of company changes over the past 2 years…

Android is open-source, I thought.