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@josesaezmerino Better organisation and much more space for tabs if you are lazy to organize in spaces/folders. As well what i liked on Arc is that i can easily hide the sidebar and have only website visible and then use shortcut to show my tabs list.

I don't understand vertical tabs. Why would I want less space for the website content I actually want to look at?

@sawyerhood Goodbye @diabrowser @browsercompany

wtf chrome has vertical tabs now. finally

@Dada838383 Hey Dada, we published CM2 beta, as you can see on our medium account: @horaverse" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">medium.com/@horaverse

@goranhora The project is definitely a failure, as they haven't published anything since 2024.

When I discovered GameFi, I went all in—no backup plan. I still firmly believe gamification will shape the future of crypto, alongside DeFi and DePin. With Crypto Miner 2 launching soon and the bull run knocking, I’ve never been more excited! Great things are coming!

@levelsio You changed

When I see laptops full of stickers nowadays it looks kinda cringe to me It was normal though 10 years ago I wonder what exactly changed in culture to make it cringe?

Trust me, this one will be the most fun, playable and polished crypto game ever released. Crypto Miner 2 beta soon! 🚀

me, my daily driver, and a peaceful corner of the internet

@wongmjane Safari da best

I must be the odd one but I still use Safari as my main web browser One time I pulled it up and people looked at me like I’m crazy 😅 I just like the way how texts are rendered in WebKit than Chromium’s Skia/Blink, and I don’t care much about the shiny new AI features

Backed or not, those who keep going eventually find the way.

@whatslukedoing Bro, you literally moved to Ronin and gained a lot of the users..

moving chains / multi-chain won't get you more users the issue is there are not enough paying users on any chain the most successful web3 native games last year did not make meaningful revenue web3 gaming only makes it is if we build for new audiences, they will not come to us

@joshm @minhsmind @diabrowser Prioritize groups/spaces and mobile app please :)

@minhsmind @diabrowser Wait no more! You can switch to vertical tabs today: x.com/diabrowser/sta…

Dia (@diabrowser) just got a lot smarter: 1⃣ We now auto-route you to reasoning models with tool use – goodbye model switcher! 2⃣ There’s a new default /research skill for deeper thinking across more links. 3⃣ Skills can now use reasoning – this is a HUGE unlock, learn why...

@andferminiano @fern I agree, but a developer's job is to prioritize FUN, with ROI and calculations taking a backseat.

@fern MMO gaming economies when people are losing money to have fun does work. Casinos work too. ROI stuff does not work and happy you’re moving on

@NFTBeliever @fern This is true

Great points. I still believe there is an angle of P2E that can work if you lean into the financial side instead of trying to make it work for gamers. A casino but its converted so far to a game that no one even realizes they are playing a casino. Essentially everyone in P2E is trying to onboard gamers but I think the P2E that can really work is using it to turn gamblers into gamers.

Reading this hit me hard. As a developer who’s been working in crypto gaming for 7 years—without VC money— it’s tough to see a studio that has a good reputation and a solid product with $33 million in funding conclude that crypto gaming doesn’t work. While I agree with 95% of what was said, I don’t agree that crypto (transactional) gaming can’t work. It absolutely can—but it needs to be implemented smartly, on top of a game that already has strong metrics and resonates with a Web2 audience. But if you can’t build a fun game to begin with, what do you expect? Failing with your first product isn’t a reason to stop. It’s a reason to iterate, focus on making gameplay fun first, and then keep experimenting with crypto integrations and transactions. I hope @ProofOfPlay won’t be the one to stop experimenting. I’m confident the product we’re building is 99% ready to change how transactions and loyalty systems work in games—and it can be implemented in any game or gamified app, on any scale. Let’s keep building. Web3 gaming is here to stay.

@davidtsocy @baseapp 🟦

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@AtanasovskiP This project becomes more and more interesting, I must give it a try

You asked. We delivered. Curvy now fits in your pocket, ready to serve you on the go. 🚀

@kkomelin @SuiPlay They will soon or later 😎

@goranhora @SuiPlay check out this game dev team ^

Building in the Web3 gaming space has never been harder. What pushes me forward is my strong belief in my team and myself. We will find a way to make it work, one way or another. CM2 is coming soon! 🚀

@GrahamConquer2 Join our community and apply for the beta; we will need some testers soon. Alternatively, if you would like to help us translate CM2 into more languages, please fill out a form on Discord.

@goranhora can i help mate ,sir Goran

@cursor_ai You really didn’t find any more useful features to work on? This makes me start thinking about other AI dev tools.

Cursor is now on your phone and on the web. Spin off dozens of agents and review them later in your editor.

@SherryYanJiang Because once you send a link, people need to trust the domain, so the most recognisable product you use, the better chance for you

how were docusign and calendly $1B+ companies for YEARS…as single-feature products you could now vibe-code in a weekend?