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Not providing all features without JS is understandable, but this is just not fine.
  • Wow, it turns out I'm not the only person to have ever used "privacy browser".

    I still have it in case some page has issues with Firefox (probably the issue is not actually with Firefox but with the extensions I installed).

    I only stopped using privacy browser as my daily driver because it uses WebView which is based on the Chromium engine and therefore makes the Chromium monopoly bigger. But it was still a nice browser.

  • Now let's not go making this a habit...
  • Wasn't there like a rule that if you write someone's name 10 times, they become immune to the death note ?

  • Awww yeah
  • Then whose gonna develop the platform ? It's open source but they still contribute the most

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    Shout-out to Grayjay
  • Also happened to me.

    Also now the rate limit applied for a while to newpipe as well. Kind of unfortunate that until they fix it it's not a very useful app.

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  • Is this what trickle-down economics is all about ?

  • Hypothesis: Insufficient moderation tools lead to instance protectionism, which leads to a decline in the overall discussion quality on Lemmy
  • Actually lemmy.one defederates from lemmygrad.ml

    Which is kinda weird because they allow everything else but I guess it’s okay.

  • Does Cloudflare's 1.1.1.1 DNS Block Archive.is?
  • Also NextDNS is great because you can change every setting (and the free tier offers you way more usage than you will ever use)

  • Lightweight browser
  • Unfortunately the only other option I know of is a web browser that uses webview (which is the system browser also made by google unfortunately ). You can try it with "fulguris" or "privacy browser" or some other ones (never really heard of naked browser). They are fast and tend to use a little bit less resources in my past experience. Also this two I named come with some adblocking. They probably phone back to google less then chrome but I don't know how much of an improvement they are as I didn't really research too much into that.

  • PlayStation’s first Remote Play dedicated device, PlayStation Portal remote player, to launch later this year at $199.99 – PlayStation.Blog
  • They just needed to make a psp/ps vita with newer hardware, how did they do it so wrong !?

  • They changed the Twitter logo rule (again again)
  • Also iceraven is a good modified version of fennec (the best part is it has more extensions out of the box)

  • Are these means even worth seizing?
  • They usually keep them because they might increase in value (I know a guy that does this)

  • Anon loves his country [OC]
  • Holy hell

  • Shopping at Target
  • Is this only an American thing ? I don't think I've ever seen something like this in the European countries I've been in

  • [HN] Electricity Maps
  • If I remember correctly they extract a lot of coal and then also export it

  • Okay, be honest, how many of you actually have cars?
  • Can't downvote from my instance so this types of posts don't really work on Lemmy. (I don't have a car)

  • Whatchu got
  • 96b4124c-fd98-4dc4-9039-ab4817cba8e7

  • Italy!? You must mean Pizza
  • Different breed of European here: We do. No idea why but everyone i know seems to know basic ones + Ohio for some reason.

  • 2023 Fiat Topolino Dolcevita rule
  • You are clearly our new micro-celebrity now

  • is there a browser extensions that blocks news sites with AI generated articles ?

    You know the types of sites that I'm talking about. You start reading for a bit and it just starts repeating itself. Everytime it feels like I just wasted my time and I need to search for another, hopefully not ai generated, article. So is there a way to block them all ? Like an adblocker but for AI generated news sites ?

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