I’ve overwritten a significant portion of my comments several times (never got to do all of them because it took hours with the script waiting between the edits becaause of the “you’re doing it too fast” message, and it had 12 years of comments to work with), and never got the ban.
but everything else in your comments stands, lol
Redlib works regardless of the platform you use.
Adblock is a bit iffy on android browsers in my opinion
uBlock Origin works as well on Firefox on Android as it does on desktop, in my experience.
LBRY is a separate service, Newpipe and Freetube are third party apps, and Invidious is an alternative frontend. kinda confusing to put them all together
okay, and who are they selling my transaction history to?
easy, just get a debloating AI agent, what could go wrong
can’t wait for the Creasegate
It might be how public transit systems world wide are publishing to Google!
it is how public transit systems worldwide are publishing to Google. other services get to use those too, though, like Transportr
ah, so hiring a white actor to play a Black person in blackface would be okay, then
I dunno, could be just me, but you sound a bit upset
they should figure out some way to hook up with an e-reader manufacturer, sell their games in those stores
just sell it as an ebook, with choices being tappable links to specific pages. brand agnostic, and distributable over the countless ebook stores that already exist. I’d be surprised if there weren’t any CYOA books modernised that way already.
Waterfox Private Search is a meta-search engine
isn’t a “metasearch engine” something that aggregates results from multiple search engines, like what SearXNG does? as far as I can tell, this one is a proxy that is going to let you choose between Google, Bing, Brave and Mojeek, and currently only the first one is available. it’s more akin to Startpage or Mullvad Leta, then.
unless, say, OpenAI, or Perplexity, or Microsoft buy it, and then cut Mozilla funding.
Mullvad (Sweden)
edit: it doesn’t support port forwarding, though.
kinda hard not to, when it’s literally linked in the comment
the discussion is about search engines, not browsers.
These numbers underline the current trend to choose European services instead of American ones, which followed the trend to deGoogle.
[the chart shows stats for American Google, American Bing, Russian Yandex, American Yahoo!, American DuckDuckGo, and Other]
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Lutris is a godsend.