Update.. Emsisoft had flagged it.

@sweetnothings Thanks took me a few minutes to find on mobile and web app, but definitely useful (though there is no one click sign in to all on the web app, and while opening at two in a row it locked me out of both. But nonetheless it's nice to finally be able to see all of my workspaces.

Not sure if I'm misinterpreting, but seems like your reply was snarky. *If* so, I've been pretty neutral/polite so it's kinda uncessary :\

@SortOfTested Nah don't get me wrong i'm not saying don't monetize.

@sweetnothings 1) Persistent message history is widely available in other platforms. If they don't want to get rid of it, there is a middle ground in handling message expiration. Or there are plenty of additional ways to monetize, most of which may be less frustrating.

2) Can you send me a link? I've searched for 10 minutes and can't find any record of a slack.com login/my google account :(. The login is always requested for individual workspaces.

You might meet your allotted quota in free beers just from frustration drinking :D

In all seriousness, maybe it's not too late to use digitalocean one-click wordpress server ($5/mo), then install elementor on it (free or $50). It's WYSWYG/drag and drop, and you can add in custom css or JS pretty easily for tweaks. I've saved a lot of time and frustration hacking something together that way. There's a fair bit of nuance to learn with Wordpress, but usually it's less so than doing it from scratch.

@Parzi Cmd was dependent on the same restriction for python execution iirc. But you're right, cmd is much more reliable for editing. Though it's a pain switching between powershell and cmd for different tasks.

@melezorus34 Oh I had no clue. Thanks!

@Root Thanks!

@Ubbe On my desktop it's a pain to switch between games and projects with dual boot :\