Heck, you don't even have to go into morals. There are so many people who can barely take care of themselves. I wouldn't entrust them to take care of another human being as well, and certainly not force them to do so.
They have lowering birth rates, too, though, I thought.
Yeah, I was gonna say that's probably the biggest factor. All of these are environmental, which I support but I know many who don't care. It's money...
I ported over as much as I could to Espanso, yeah. I appreciate your concern and would ideally ditch this software too but the problem is that I haven't found a really competent equivalent; Python is just way too tricky to figure out and libraries like pywinauto or whatever it's called are really limited in terms of what they're capable of doing (not enough!), or AutoKey is just insanely complex with so many files being needed versus just one master file that one can use with AutoHotkey (which I also use at my Windows-mandated workplace).
For example, one frequently used script of mine in AutoHotkey/Keysharp purges the clipboard's URL of all known trackers before pasting, even doing HTML-decoding as needed if encoding is detected. I haven't been able to find anything that can as easily do this on Linux, though I suppose I could poke around more, or if worse comes to worst, try to have an AI build a cross-platform one, haha.
They're not gonna steal it for long because they themselves will tank soon from all the overvaluation. They may bring about the collapse.
I have been, but I sure wasn't in tech... never made even $75k any year in my whole life. Maybe I could harness AI to change that...
What'd you move to?
"Just?" What do you mean, "just?" That's entirely why we use non-browser pwd mgrs in the first place (and hopefully not Bitwarden with its incoming capitalist takeover from the CEO change), or else why bother, right?
Oh. Well, mine is, like, 10 years old, so I guess that explains it.
My problem is that I rarely ever know if the "random junk" that I look up may be useful to return to later.