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Re: "This community is available in the app"

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Post by goldenkey »

cheschire wrote: post #15
goldenkey wrote: post #10

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There's no perfect community physically either. Utopias usually devolve into cults. And even an honest and heartfelt kibbutz has to deal with local authorities and the shit show above them. It's set theory, really. Every community is analagous to a set other than V. Since V is not Utopia, every community has poor conditions in some ancestral superset, which inevitably rain down on them. "You might be able to control…

I thought Wayne Gretzky said that?

No, you're thinking of Bruce Wayne.

Re: "This community is available in the app"

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Post by lemmonii »

willberman wrote: post #67
krtkush wrote: post #53

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> Instagram only allows you to see a portion of a user's photos before forcing you to login. It does this on both mobile and browser. For the curious, adblockers can get rid of the annoying pop-ups.

I just tried, and I can only use my adblocker to block the element that requests I login. My scrolling is still stopped, and I can't see anymore of a user's photos. Am I missing something?

Add this to "My filters" in uBlock Origin

  www.instagram.com##body:style(overflow-y:auto!important; max-height:none!important; width:auto!important; position:static!important;)

Re: "This community is available in the app"

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Post by newscracker »

thewhitetulip wrote: post #162
newscracker wrote: post #135

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> I gave up Quota when they forced logins If you were using it just to read answers, you can still do that with a tiny bit of effort and avoid logging in. Just put a ? at the end of the URL (it’s originally a parameter called “shared”, which would be added as ?shared=1). It will then assume you’re coming from a search engine link and let you in without the login popup.

I use this trick once in a while when only Quora has what I am looking for But it doesn't work for 2 consequitive requests Luckily, Quora doesn't have quality content these days, like it used to back in the day when experts wrote answers

It always works for me for multiple requests. You have to add the "?" at the end of the link once again and refresh to make that popup go away.
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