You can absolutely blame a country for doing that actually. What kind of argument is that? People shouldn't be upset when their government does something unethical as long as it's "protecting its interests"?

It was, yeah.

You're correct, although I wouldn't say "we". It was specifically transphobic right-wing extremists.

huh. well, glad to hear it's fixed then!

Was it not before? I've been uploading images from Firefox on Linux since launch without issue

The geometry and perspective don't make any sense either.

I really hope this place doesn't get overrun with memes like the subreddit did

It's not an either-or situation. Companies should still be criticized and stopped from exploiting children.

We don't even know if this is related to any foreign conflict yet. There has been a rise in antisemitism by white supremacists for the past few years. We unfortunately have our own conflicts too.

This is how the old version worked too. Honestly just seems bizarre to release a VPN app without this feature.

Mine updated to the new version a couple days ago and there doesn't seem to be a way to close the window without canceling the VPN connection anymore?

GNOME. A lot of people customize it to look and behave more like Windows or Macos, and I used to as well, but after giving the default configuration a chance and getting used to it, I prefer it over everything else. It's way more focused and organized, and I can navigate through my open windows quicker and easier. It's just a different workflow you need to adjust your brain to.

I'm using Firefox for Android with ublock origin and I've never encountered a single anti-adblock message.