Developers decide what platforms they want to support based on what resources they have available and the kinds of users they wish to target. They create versions of software where they expect to garner enough market share or based on what gives them the most return on investment. Even at a 4% market share, Linux is still pretty much an edge case for many companies, though I agree that a corporation like Samsung can absolutely afford to make their software available on Linux

Not OP, but two issues I’ve encountered:

• No DRM means some streaming sites don’t work. But I can easily hop over to another browser for that
• There is no global zoom to increase webpage size on all websites. This can be resolved by installing an extension

Otherwise, Zen has been amazing. I fully switched from Firefox 5 months ago, no regrets

60% of the time it works every time

+1 for Libby. Also shout out to Z-Library, Library Genesis, and the Internet Archive for all the book epubs and pdfs you can find there

Or by connecting an Android phone to a computer, enabling USB debugging, launching a terminal and typing

adb shell pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.package.name.of.app

No root needed!

Try FitoTrack. I’ve been using it for awhile, measurements are very close to what Strava records. It does lack the social element though

Fun fact: the solar roof debuted on the Prius for the 2010 model year, in 2009

Perhaps Ladybird once it’s released?

Or simply Do Not Disturb