that makes sense, thanks for elaborating
Sorry for going off topic, but what exactly is an "Enterprise Browser"? Does it limit what sites can be accessed, what extensions can be installed if any, and what features are available to used by the websites? I guess…
you can try https://github.com/jesseduffield/lazygit, i think its quite similar. It is a TUI for git. It has made my git workflow very friction-less. Makes it very easy to cherry-pick commits, rebases, selecting chunks…
that makes sense, thanks for elaborating
Sorry for going off topic, but what exactly is an "Enterprise Browser"? Does it limit what sites can be accessed, what extensions can be installed if any, and what features are available to used by the websites? I guess…
you can try https://github.com/jesseduffield/lazygit, i think its quite similar. It is a TUI for git. It has made my git workflow very friction-less. Makes it very easy to cherry-pick commits, rebases, selecting chunks…