eipi10_hn

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by eipi10_hn 10d ago
This has always been the case for years, for every browser. No idea why you say "now". Any browser providing extensions, not just Firefox, will at least won't allow extensions to modify their own extensions providing page. Ot
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by eipi10_hn 10d ago
Those people complain about everything. It's exhausting.
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by eipi10_hn 1mo ago
Then those devs are deserved with the salary of $100/month. Scumbags.
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by eipi10_hn 1mo ago
EasyList doesn't block facebook ads
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by eipi10_hn 1mo ago
You don't understand that the problem is not about the solutions. Every issue has solution. The problem is every time a solution is added to uBO, they will counter that. An extension will work great if the websites don't target on
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by eipi10_hn 2mo ago
uBO Lite is exactly MV3, it has most of MV3 limitations plus its own limitations comparing to Chromium. Safari just auto converts MV3 codes to Safari's own blocking engines.
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by eipi10_hn 2mo ago
You can pay per year ($54 for 3600 searches/year) and see how far you can go in a year.
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by eipi10_hn 2mo ago
You can do that with Kagi. Just put `?` at the end of the search and it will give you an answer.
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by eipi10_hn 3mo ago
They said until they can't afford to maintain it.
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by eipi10_hn 3mo ago
It will depend on your banks/services. If those apps strictly implement Play Integrity API, you won't be able to use them on Graphene OS
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by eipi10_hn 3mo ago
You can't install Graphene OS on Samsung phones.
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by eipi10_hn 3mo ago
Google Pay (Google Wallet) actually also has virtual number so my real card number won't leak in many cases.
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by eipi10_hn 4mo ago
Yes, and people will sit there and sip tea while waiting for "someone"? For how long?
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by eipi10_hn 4mo ago
You need to give evidence that this has something to do with Wyden's March warning first.
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by eipi10_hn 4mo ago
I dislike everything you said.
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by eipi10_hn 4mo ago
Where can I buy this printer?
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by eipi10_hn 4mo ago
Your comment is psychotic too.
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by eipi10_hn 4mo ago
Mullvad vs my ISP. One at least has open source software clients, and publishes audits from other 3rd-party audit organizations. The other open source... nothing. Their client apps have dozens of trackers inside. And it's a dream to se
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by eipi10_hn 4mo ago
My ISP is in a communist country, they sell other products like TV boxes, cameras, clouds and have ads/trackers on all of their products too. Should I trust my ISP than Mullvad? LMFAO.
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by eipi10_hn 4mo ago
Then just show which claims need more evidence in their articles.
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by eipi10_hn 5mo ago
So just don't comment?
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by eipi10_hn 5mo ago
You are weird
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by eipi10_hn 5mo ago
Orion is their first product, before Kagi.
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by eipi10_hn 5mo ago
Disgusting.
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by eipi10_hn 5mo ago
Yes, it's that BIG of a load: https://status.sr.ht/issues/2025-03-17-git.sr.ht-llms/
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by eipi10_hn 5mo ago
I usually just use another profile for the stuff that I clear cookies when closing the profile. The other profiles I just use for a limited of sites that need logging in, each site is in its own container and I don't browse other sites
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by eipi10_hn 5mo ago
Same as Bitwarden? You just need to remember Keepass password, just like remember Bitwarden password.
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by eipi10_hn 5mo ago
I actually was a Bitwarden user at first, but over time in reality the frequency that I change email/password is not that much. It's not like I change those things every hour or every day like with my work files/documents and
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by eipi10_hn 5mo ago
The argument is you are using OS as a counter example when it's not the counter example. What is the chromium of OS world but Linux doesn't depend on them?
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by eipi10_hn 5mo ago
Proof?

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