I've reported my fair share of bugs but the main issue with the android app is that the code is amateurish and poorly tested. Lots of the crash bugs are just devs not checking for non existent values and relying on perfect network conditions.
But yeah, It gets the job done, it's just not a great app.
I use JF. It's ok but still rough around the edges and if we count as JF the apps, I have to admit that the Android TV app is pretty bad, it's chokefull of very basic bugs, like crashing on start, and missing very basic features like delaying subtitles and the navigation is pretty bad, especially for TV show, navigating between series, episodes and home is a hot mess.
The EU has been designed so that no one in any position can abuse his (or her) powers or at least make it extremely difficult to do so, with an added layer of mistrust between the states requiring even more checks and balances so it can lead to some ridiculously complicated processes since not much can be done without a majority consensus.
Deciding to leave twitter or not will lead to a barrage of comments from all the countries, so I'm not even surprised that even that decision has to be carefully managed.
I'm poking fun but for all it's flaws the EU has achieved a surprising amount of things.
Wowowow.. it's an EU agency... First they need to issue a communication that sets outs a vision for a roadmap to create a framework for an alliance that will create an agenda for the steering committee that will issue a request for a study of merits.
Then they can schedule to do something.
Honnêtement ça risque d'être pire pour l'utilisateur. Comme mozilla l'a démontré, un browser ça ne gagne pas d'argent sauf en vendant l'accès aux utilisateurs a des grosses corpos.
Donc soit c'est racheté par une grosse boîte qui a les moyens de gerer un projet de cette taille pour siffoner les données pour son propre compte, du genre de Meta, X et tu te retrouves avec chrome qui nécessite un compte Facebook ou Twitter. Youpi.
Soit ils spin off une boîte qui devra essayer de survivre en vendant l'acces aux utilisateurs. Au début Google les infusera de cash pour garder l'accès à la barre de recherche et l'accès au données mais éventuellement les actionnaires voudront des profits supplémentaires et ils seront obligé de vendre leur fesses (enfin, nos fesses plutôt) aux plus offrant et ajouterons plein de merde dans le navigateur pour extraire de la valeurs des utilisateurs.
Enfin bref, aucun avantage pour l'utilisateur final.
Just like duke nukem forever was. Had to think hard to remember the name.
I doubt you need more than a notepad app. It's what I used the last two times I had to move between countries and it was more than enough for me and customs. I simply wrote down important stuff as I put them in numbered boxes.
Spreadsheet are overkill, a note app is easy to access on your phone at all time and can be easily shared with someone.
Here's a sample of what I ended up with:
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By curiosity, what are you trying to say ?
Well, I do believe twitter makes people less intelligent^* which lead to Americans electing Trump (twice even), which eventually impacts me somewhere down the line.
^* Because the focus on short sentence and the engagement algorithms favours highly polarised angry one liners that trigger primal emotion and is a successful assassination of any intelligent discourse.
And I say that having seen the progressive brain rot of my parents after they retired and started doomscrolling on twitter and being bombarded by more and more extreme messages, until it became a constant stream that can be summarised roughly by "brown people = bad".
First question is why do you want a forge ? Knowing the feature you need out of it is what should drive your decision.
Personally I would question the benefit of allocating ~5% of your work time to anything that isn't core building your product but that's up to you.