hopefully they come up with a workaround.
hopefully they come up with a workaround.
yeah but how good would it feel
Mullvad provides a DNS service that can be used with or without their VPN for free: https://mullvad.net/en/help/dns-over-https-and-dns-over-tls
personally, I stick with NextDNS despite using their VPN.
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Startpage and DuckDuckGo, but you might want to disable summaries in the latter’s settings.
it’s all in the article, with a paragraph dedicated to you. and it’s free to read!
yabai, mayhaps? https://github.com/koekeishiya/yabai
disclaimer: I’ve never used macOS nor a tiling WM disclaimer 2: totally not stalking you
I don’t know how popular ApeLegs actually is
13th 7th most played game on Steam in the past 24 hours, and 13th at the moment https://steamdb.info/charts/
Last update on July 10, 2023 Published on October 26, 2016
certain apps with a high security bar
like the McDonalds app, which already requires workarounds to work on rooted devices?
have you tried Reader mode on Firefox? I found it works really well for articles and blog posts, and it’s how I usually end up reading them.
when people’s eyes start hurting from looking at something, they generally tend to look away from the something.
…same way I’m able to read the title on a horizontal tab? it’s even easier since the vertical ones don’t shrink in size when they reach a certain number, like the horizontal ones do.
Being able to operate a cell phone doesn’t make you tech savvy
it does, to a boomer
Buster is a great help on desktop: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/buster-captcha-solver/
it’s still ironing out some bugs, but you can try it out after enabling it in the “lab” section
there are a few, (I think the gaming-focused Asus ROG phones do), but I guess the other poster means shelling out for something like this:
CalyxOS supports two latest Fairphone models, the 4 and the 5. I’ve been running it on my FP4 for the past year and a half.
right click on the space around the URL bar, choose “Customize toolbar…”, and then check “Title Bar” in the bottom left corner.
the one on the thumbnail looks like it contains at least 95% cocoa