Yeah but toggles will just break websites and won’t optimize it for text-only like Lynx does.

I used to feel this way too. But, there are worse things to be.

Why is Safari dogshit? I think its pretty good. Edit: Its a whole lot better than Edge

A vague path and something to show for it means using a bunch of energy for something they’re not even really doing…?

What do you mean?

I’m really impressed with Vivaldi. It’s fast, has good privacy features, and is really user-friendly. I’m so glad someone told me about it.

I’ve never heard of Bypass Paywalls Clean!

Not even NoScript?

The classic combo

There are “de bloat” tutorials for Brave on YouTube.

Malwarebytes Browser Guard seems to work better for Vivaldi than uBO or uBO lite

I mean… yeah. It’s always beneficial for people not to know how much money one has… I can’t really imagine a situation where it wouldn’t be.

That makes sense.

If that’s the case, why don’t they pull the Renaissance artist scam and just take a bunch of money and swear they’re working on stuff? If they don’t have to prove anything, why use any energy at all?

So he’s just telling the kids that it’s working

Facebook app is basically just spyware.

Thanks

Oh sorry, I meant to say it is unnecessary for you to humble or correct anyone, and if it ever becomes necessary, its still not your job. Edit: Probably should have said this to everyone in this thread though, not just you, sorry for making it out like you’re the only one doing this.

I didn’t say it was a good choice, not sure I made any kind of statement you could nitpick or impose judgement upon me for, and if I did, I edited it out because I predicted you being insufferable. “I think they’re mining bitcoin” is not the exact same statement as “bitcoin is good” or “AI is good.” I don’t actually mind either bitcoin or AI, I think like alcohol they’re fine in moderation, but that’s not what my post is about.

Yeah it’s really noisy and hot when you mine bitcoin and distract everyone by reading their emails, great distraction actually, kudos