So basically like github desktop that doesn't suck, or GitHub CLI but with a GUI?

You are a coding monster. Lol!

umm... Do you have some sort of telepathy focussed on my brain or something? To put it differently, are you somehow reading my mind? I ask because this is the third time I've been wanting something and been contented that it's either never going to happen or going to happen at some point in the distant future, and then it pops up on my timeline. TC's github support was one of the things worrying me about leaving it. Seriously, though, thanks very much.

Very nice

I was tempted to do something similar looly, great likes think amind, oops, great minds think alike. El mao!

@GamingWithEars 1: This isn't a web interface. 2: This lets you browse github in a fast, accessible easy to use interface. 3: This lets you get notifications about repos and things in your activity feed/notifications. More.

@GamingWithEars Yepyep, it does allow you to interact with issues/PR's/etc.

can't wait to try it.

@GamingWithEars it also has basic git integration, you can point it at a repo that has git repos and in the view repo dialog there's a clone button or a pull button based on if that repo already exists or not

@GamingWithEars well, this is assuming you already have git installed, it doesn't have git built-in lol i should clarify

@techsinger @GamingWithEars Well, I'll do what I can where I can. If something doesn't have an API, I can't hook into it. :D

for some reason, the copy to clipboard for the code didn't work the first time. I had to cancel and relaunch to get it copied. Might it be worth adding a button to do that? You never know who has what on the clipboard and no history, as well as giving the user a chance to recopy if it didn't work for some reason.

If that came off as criticism, it wasn't intended to, It was just answering @GamingWithEars as to the question.

@techsinger @GamingWithEars oh no no, not at all, just my own idle comment

speaking of api, what about spotify? It's been done, more or less vibe-coded as I understand it, as accessify for NVDA, but you could undoubtedly do better and it could work for any reader. Not sure whether you'd be interested, though. Maybe a spotify/deezer thing?

@techsinger I don't have spotify. I use apple music