Jon HicksJul 3, 2024

Nice to see tools using “No AI” as a positive marketing feature:

https://pikimov.com/

Pikimov

Pikimov is a free online motion design editor

Pikimov
Show threadJWcph, Radicalized By DecencyJul 3, 2024
@jonhicks Looks interesting indeed - for that reason & others - but doesn't it somewhat defeat the purpose of "No AI" that it can only run in Chrome, i.e. the browser controlled by one of the world's biggest AI hawks?
Show threadJon HicksJul 3, 2024
@jwcph It would be more accurate to say it needs a 'Chromium Browser' rather than ‘Chrome’ so @Vivaldi, Arc, etc.
Show threadJWcph, Radicalized By DecencyJul 3, 2024
@jonhicks @Vivaldi Sure, but I've found little ground to trust that any chromium browser will be able - even if willing - to shield itself & thereby its users from Google...
Show threadMarley

@jwcph @jonhicks @Vivaldi

And it signals they have no interest in supporting browser diversity or independence from Google, and they don't value Gecko or WebKit users. Red flag. There was a time when web developers used to prioritize cross browser support!

Jul 3, 2024 at 4:45pmWeb
Show threadJon HicksJul 3, 2024
@marley @jwcph read https://pikimov.com/faq/
Pikimov

Pikimov is a free online motion design editor

Pikimov
Show threadMarleyJul 3, 2024

@jonhicks @jwcph

OK, false red flag! Firefox and Safari are currently missing some of the APIs which Pikimov uses.