It’s actually dawn, not dusk. Heading/track around 080, east, can only be sunrise. At 0730Z and with some Equal Time Points on ND, I’d say this is over the Atlantic Ocean, meaning this flight is from the Americas, probably Central or Caribbean to Europe. It’s got 04h48m of flight time, so it departed around 0220Z, that’s late at night in most of Central America’s timezones.

With what seems to be 29 tons of fuel aboard, that’s probably an A330.

Based on the 0220Z departure time, it’s possible to crosscheck FR24 departure tables from main Caribbean airports, check which flights are flown with A330 leaving around 0200Z and find out the airline.

Dude, use English-international layout, all these characters are available with dead keys. ’ + a = á ~ + n = ñ

Broforce is not that hard, but it’s so fun that it might be worth a play.

Microsoft always pushing things way too much, unnecessarily.

But I actually like the feature. I use Outlook for corporate email and Edge for work related stuff. Firefox is my default browser. It was always confusing to open a link on an email message on the “wrong” browser.

Now this doesn’t happen. Links on emails open correctly on the work browser.

But we should definitely have an option to choose which browser we would like the links to open on.