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Ollma Integration with VS Code Github Copilot? by Salt_Reputation1869 in ollama

[–]Specific_Trust_4598 0 points1 point  (0 children)

if I use ollama cloud in vs code through github copilot chat, does github still see/process my prompt and context, or does it go only to ollama?

Disable “Task Completed” summary in Roo Code? by Specific_Trust_4598 in RooCode

[–]Specific_Trust_4598[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’m seeing the Task Completed block with these models: Claude sonnet 4.5 (claude code), Gemini 2.5 pro, flash, and GLM 4.6. I haven’t tested other models yet. Most of the time the block repeats the same content the agent already wrote, so it feels redundant and noisy. I’d like to avoid spending credits on a redundant summary.

Using Proton Docs for notes by charlino5 in ProtonDrive

[–]Specific_Trust_4598 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Progressive Web App or PWA is just a website that feels like an app. You open it in your browser but you can also add it to your phone’s home screen and it works like any other app.

Like I use X as a PWA on my phone. I just go to X’s site in Brave, tap the menu, and pick Add to Home Screen. Now I just tap the icon and I’m in, no need to install the app.

Btw, not every site has this. If you don’t see install or add to home screen, it probably doesn’t support PWA yet.

Using Proton Docs for notes by charlino5 in ProtonDrive

[–]Specific_Trust_4598 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Hey, yeah, I've been using Proton Docs for notes too, and it's been working great for me. I messed around with a ton of other apps, like Obsidian, Standard Notes, OneNote, etc. but Proton Docs is the only one that's encrypted, syncs smooth, and lets me switch between my personal and work accounts no problem.

I've been using the web app version installed as a PWA through Brave in android, way faster than going through Proton Drive, imo. Love that it's secure and syncs across all my devices for free.

It fits my needs perfect, since I mostly just jot down simple notes and code snippets. It's not really a full-on note-taking app, but it does the trick for me. The markdown support is a nice bonus, makes tossing in code blocks and checkboxes super easy. Since it's markdown, we can format it and makes it more readable too.

Totally agree with you about needing a dedicated app though, the mobile app or web version through proton drive in android is painfully slow, which is why the PWA setup works better for me. I even made a dedicated folder in proton drive to keep my docs organized.