Fuck slack. They're hostile to user choice and preferences, pushing a one-size-fits all attitude. Communication preferences are extremely personal and must be r

Fuck slack. They're hostile to user choice and preferences, pushing a one-size-fits all attitude. Communication preferences are extremely personal and must be respected. I have a custom ssl proxy to intercept slack.com and modify their api, eliminating what I believe to be dark patterns. Some things I do: * Force dark mode always * Disable favicon.ico updating when there are notifications in DnD * Group channels based on name prefix (stealing behavior from an add-on) * Ignore bots It's hard to keep this up to date so it's not really that robust. If I open source it I know I'll get legal pressure from slack, not to mention they'll probably try to block it.