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And my cell phone connection in Germany is IPv4 only :-(

I guess it mostly makes sense in a family tree, not as part of a text message

For me, foxit reader solves this problem most of the time. Selecting in Sumatra I often get these annoying spaces, I guess Foxit filters them somehow...

The last puzzle I solved actually had a small table with the advertised and actual number of pieces.

And it doesn’t offer to synchronize them?

Currently I’m using regular KeePass 2 and Keepass2Android and both offer to sync the changes in case I edit both at the same time… I would’ve thought KeePassXC does the same.

What am I supposed to see?

On Android Firefox Preview as well as Kiwi Browser (chromium) I simply see a list without anything sticky.

Same for desktop mode in both Android browsers.

And of course the best of all hexaflexagon videos: https://youtu.be/GTwrVAbV56o

Isn't just using CSS position: sticky more simple and more beautiful? https://css-tricks.com/position-sticky-2/

The video linked in the article gives a nice overview and shows videos of different foraging techniques used by dolphins.

In my first flat I had around 400mbit/s via some cheap powerline adapter, in my second flat I couldn't connect them at all...

You'll just have to try, it depends a lot on your home wiring and can be interfered by so many things. But if it works it's definitely nicer and more stable than WiFi.

Can you recommend a markdown native app for Windows? Currently switching to simple markdown notes myself but a bit annoyed always opening VS Code for a tiny note.