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That and crappy microswitches. For some reason all logi mice I had in my life always ended up with failed microswitches after months of usage.

I'm in the market for a new keyboard and mouse. Any brand recommendations? I'm looking for something normal... No mechanical clicking, no glowing lights, etc. Just a normal wireless keyboard and mouse.

Yeah, why not just use Bluetooth, almost everything made in the last few years supports Bluetooth and it doesn't need a shitty proprietary dongle.

OK that makes more sense. But still. I'm sure it would have been possible to do that with only local resources. This is just a security nightmare waiting to happen, even if you don't care about the privacy implications.

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I switched fairly recently and it's definitely not perfect. Some stuff is better, some worse. The big thing for me is: Linux on desktop is getting better and better all the time. Windows on the other hand? Well, just ask any windows user. Most of them seem to want to just go back to XP.

Well, no, this is using the WebUSB most likely which is not supported by Firefox. Regardless of the security implications of the WebUSB API, this is a Firefox specific issue

Yes. They are using WebUSB. That's only supported on chrome browsers for now. But it also works on Linux. The home automation community makes great use of that api.

You can never spend too much money on mechanical keyboards :D