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by dingleberry420 4y ago
> This isn't the case for either old.reddit.com or the even lighter alternative i.reddit.com, for which reverts back to www keep occurring. FWIW if you're logged in you can go to your profile and make it so www.reddit.com just
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by dingleberry420 4y ago
http://livereload.com/ https://www.npmjs.com/package/livereload https://github.com/guard/guard-livereload if you search for livereload + whatever framework/language you use,
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by dingleberry420 4y ago
It's pretty simple to check. Go to https://www.g2.com/ in various browsers. That's what I did when I read the article. Here are my results: Firefox: Javascript challenge Chromium: No javascript challenge Edge: No
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by dingleberry420 4y ago
Right, so you accepted that your website was broken. That can be a valid business decision, but that doesn't not make it broken. Try this analogy: Most people have functional legs, so why install a ramp? 99% of your users can access yo
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by dingleberry420 4y ago
> I actually are annoyed by the new Reddit enough to switch to old.reddit.com most of the time when I end up on Reddit. Not sure why. But maybe it tells something, For me it's because the new design is hilariously slow in every way.
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by dingleberry420 4y ago
Deanonymizing yourself just to appease cloudflare is not a valid solution. Any website should work in any browser out of the box. If they don't, the website is broken.
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by dingleberry420 4y ago
It's actually up to Google to prove this, both logically and legally. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burden_of_proof_(philosophy) https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/HTML&#
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by dingleberry420 4y ago
> All written in Java with Activities instead of Kotlin > The app implementation is out of touch with modern Google Play privacy requirements and APIs. Kotlin is never required. I think you might be the one of touch.
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by dingleberry420 4y ago
It is an alternative. And it is infinitely superior than the situation on iOS where you are simply out of options if Apple does not approve. With Android it might be harder than being listed in the Play Store, but at least it is possible an
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by dingleberry420 4y ago
> I even successfully asked the reviewer if a certain change would remedy the issue, they said yes, I resubmitted and that was that. Took about 2 days in all. You're lucky. I've asked them such questions. Most of the time they
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by dingleberry420 4y ago
My experience with ios reviewers is closer to this: reviewer: Hey, you broke our guidelines me: Okay, which? reviewer: link to whole guidelines document, doesn't elaborate further me: Could you please clarify what we have to change?