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deltaprotocol
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Comment #16784743
To me, this feels like a move to distract the target(s). If it is so it makes sense for both the US to be responsible (knowing such an obvious reference will be interpreted as orig…
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Comment #16695483
It's breaks really bad on mobile though. Seems to be a very well thought out product from the little I could see.
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Comment #16683822
The UX/UI is very poor in my experience, since I'm a heavy user of Firefox Containers, know about the feature, need it, and never use it, but if you click the Containers icon and h…
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Comment #16683738
Sorry to say it but its been a few years since I started to consider FB "useds" lame (just to use your word, but I would describe them with harsher terms). It seems my side of the …
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Comment #16640284
Reading the comments it seems nobody is concerned about this broad access leading to sexual harassment of women who are constantly exposed to glances and stronger forms of abuse an…
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Comment #16565480
> ...and privacy (no idea what my device is sending). This is where Libre/Open Source software comes in and why it plays a vital role in creating an ethical connection between peop…
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Comment #16556799
I'm really proud of what the Servo team has achieved and since I'm always looking at it from a big distance, I believe you are all able to judge this much better than me. That said…
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Comment #16419882
From your link: >A new Linux kernel technology called BPF is at the foundation of Cilium. It supports dynamic insertion of BPF bytecode into the Linux kernel at various integration…
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Comment #16392195
Can you provide more background on your blanket statement? There are good and bad VPNs but ISPs are much larger corporations with direct ties to governments. I fail to see how a go…
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Comment #16234865
Absolutely! And more, it may be that the users are getting more distracted and less productive, although it seems they don't recognize this possibility. I have tried to use the new…
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Comment #16132683
My client is broken, it was meant to you. Hope this one goes to the right place.
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Comment #16132669
Sorry, j_4, reply was to parent.
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Comment #16132661
I belive the tab generation constraints are a feature! They are meant to avoid the clutter most browsers become. Seriously, tabs are extremely overrated. Focus on something, delete…
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Comment #16132609
I like it so much that I can't help but dream with Focus for desktop. I realized most of the times the browser can be amnesic (maybe should?) and completely involve websites in pri…
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Comment #16074943
On mobile it's completely unusable since they hijack the horizontal scrolling that would allow an unresponsive page like this to work it the first place. Bizarre.
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Comment #15967682
Not parent but probably yes. That's how I roll as well.
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Comment #15810890
To help mitigate this situation, users can and should start to use blockers just like we do on browsers. The best and less invasive I've found so far is Blokada[1]. It works as a f…
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Comment #15798429
Fully agree with you. The old dark theme feels more comfortable (less contrast between colors). Each and every time I open the devtools now this thought crosses my mind.
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Comment #15785130
There is also another reason to use this over an extension: privacy. Last I saw the browser extensions worked automatically for all pages, thus sending all your browsing habits to …
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Comment #15589083
Edit: Opera includes a "gratis" VPN, but definitely not for free. Just read the Privacy Terms. And they keep logs.
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Comment #15420147
Or Inox https://github.com/gcarq/inox-patchset
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Comment #15363610
This. I'm a loyal Emacs user (used Vim a couple years before migrating to Emacs and always kept it around) but I must confess: I'm in love with kak. It's not Emacs (although it is …