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Any chance it would work for pages like Facebook or LinkedIn? I would love to have a distraction-free way of searching information there. Obviously, against wi
by stared 1y ago
Any chance it would work for pages like Facebook or LinkedIn? I would love to have a distraction-free way of searching information there.
Obviously, against wishes of these social networks, which want us to be addicted... I mean, engaged.
- simedw 1y agoWe’ll probably have to add some custom code to log in, get an auth token, and then browse with it. Not sure if LinkedIn would like that, but I certainly would.
- aydyn 1y agoDoes anyone really get addicted to linkedin? Its so sanitized and clinical. Nobody acts real on there or even pretends to.
- encom 1y agoThe worst[1] part about losing my job last month was having to take LinkedIn seriously, and the best[2] part about now having found a new job is logging off LinkedIn, for a very long time hopefully. The self-aggrandising, pretentious, occasionally virtue signalling, performance-posting make me want to throw up. It takes a considerable amount of effort on my part to not make sarcastic shitposts, but in the interest of self preservation, I restrain myself. My header picture, however, is my extremely messy desk, full of electronics, tools, test equipment, drawings, computers and coffee cups. Because that's just how I work when I'm in the zone, and it serves as a quiet counterpoint to the polished self-promotion people do. And I didn't even get the new job through LinkedIn, though it did yield one interview. [1] Not the actual worst. [2] Not the actual best.