AstralSerenity

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   by AstralSerenity 2y ago

   I imagine their VPN service is financially viable if they've still stuck with it this long. Aside from that, they've just about cut all other initiatives aside from "Firefox and AI". The latter gives me pause, but hopefu
2. 32.▲
   by AstralSerenity 2y ago

   Add-on replacements: - Linguist for translations. - Search by Image for reverse image search (there are others that just use Google Lens directly, but I use this one). Cast is a bit more cumbersome. There is fx_cast on GitHub, but it requir
3. 33.▲
   by AstralSerenity 2y ago

   Capable enough for most users, however I made the jump as it no longer fit my needs.
4. 34.▲
   by AstralSerenity 2y ago

   My understanding is Mozilla contracted its footprint substantially to remain sustainable in a future without Google's monetary contribution.
5. 35.▲
   by AstralSerenity 2y ago

   Firefox and its derivatives remain the only true alternative at this point.
6. 36.▲
   by AstralSerenity 2y ago

   What a horrifying concept.
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   by AstralSerenity 2y ago

   If you use an Android device, you have the potential to live an ad-free life: - Use Firefox with Ublock Origin and BypassPaywallsClean to avoid ads and Paywalls. - Use ReVanced to patch your YouTube APK to disable ads, add SponsorBlock to a
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   by AstralSerenity 2y ago

   Ironically, I use an Android device because I resent looking at ads. I never get YouTube ads (plus I have SponsorBlock among other features), I get no ads or paywalls on my browser (which support Ublock Origin and BypassPaywallsClean), no