If this tool runs in the browser, I bet it's using the WebUSB API, which Firefox doesn't appear to support: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/USB

This still does not justify having to use a web app to plug peripherals to a PC.

Unify is so you can add several devices to a single USB dongle. The keyboard itself should work out of the box without using that website, that's an extra feature

these sort of shitty browser support walls on sites worry me more about the browser DRM Google is developing

Tech is becoming aids. I miss the day you had an aux cable and a USB cable and that's all the fuck you needed.

I was already moving toward never buying Logitech again, but this shit seals the deal.

They used to force you to download a random app to get your peripherals connected, which was incredibly annoying for me. Didn't think they could find a way to make things even more annoying. No more Logitech peripherals for me I guess.

This recent trend of using the browser window to handle logins and authentication is lame. Several apps that I use at work use the browser for file tracking too. You open a shared file, which opens the browser, which then opens the program with the correct file. Like what the fuck? It's lazy and annoying. They polute your workspace with open tabs that you never wanted. If they're going to use the browser for handling everything, then just make it a fucking web app! But nooo! You need to download our program so that we can track you, even though we actually use the browser for all of the functionality.

Something something, Linux?

They support opera but not firefox -_-

This reminds me that we need a windows port of Solaar (https://github.com/pwr-Solaar/Solaar)

Would be an instant return for me. Last one I bought didn't require anything (MX Master 3S) and just works out of the box with any machine, luckily.

Is WebUSB on Firefox unsupported as in "not implemented at all" or as in "available solely on the nightly build with a specific about:config flag on"?

Soo... Bye Logitech, it was good while it lasted with you.

Oh neat. We're back to the bad old days of "This website requires IE Version 6."

Logitech has been making atrociously shitty fucking internet based software for pretty decent hardware since the first harmony remote back in 2001. Only buy their hardware if it absolutely will never require software of any kind imo

I kind of see the point in this.

Things I can do with Chrome'ish browsers:

1. Install GrapheneOS
2. Reinstall my Pixel phone.
3. Flash ESPhome devices.

All this with a single browser, no 3rd party applications. I think it's called WebSerial and it's a neat feature. Quite sad that Firefox doesn't have it.

Was gonna replace my g502 with a new one but I'll be looking at other brands now.

VIA jumped onboard to this proprietary stuff, too: https://usevia.app

It's a real shame. Related threads for both Logitech and VIA:

• https://github.com/mozilla/standards-positions/issues/459
• https://mozilla.github.io/standards-positions/#webhid

Are you fucking serious?