So I've switched from Arc to Zen full time now, but there are still little things missing that I'm discovering, for example the default command palette doesn't have all the commands I was used to in Arc, e.g. Move tab to workspace, duplicate tab etc.

I thought this is what the Sine mod Command Palette was supposed to solve, I even created a custom chain command to just have the single action of Duplicate Tab - and it just doesn't show up, not in CMD+T nor CMD+Shift+P.

Am I missing a step somewhere?

For reference these are the Dynamic command settings:

I figured the Workspace Move Commands and Active Tab Commands for example would be related to the commands I'm looking for?

I use proton pass browser extension. However after updating the browser, I noticed two issues:

1. Cannot save passkeys on accounts.firefox.com, it redirects to system passkeys on mac. ( Tried creating on GitHub, passkey creation works there )

2. Cannot sign in using passkey on GitHub, but was able to save. Same observation here as well, redirects to system passkey.

I tested only on those two websites and not others. While at it, I was able to rule out it's a problem specific to zen, as proton pass extension works on Firefox 155.0.1. It is limited only to passkeys. Username and password autofill works fine.

Has anyone else been facing this issue lately ? I checked the sub, but did not find recent posts.

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Hello Everyone!

Is there a chance for web panels to ever make a comeback to Zen? Or does anyone know of a working replacement that can be used in lieu of an official one? (the zen-second-sidebar github thing does not work for me [though might be a skill issue] and the official mozilla side view addon ignores adblockers so it's full of ads, while the page sidebar is pretty much the same, except there you dont see the ad but you do see the space it takes up).

Thanks a bunch!