heisenhuegel

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   Manifest V2 phase-out pushed to 2024(developer.chrome.com)

   2 points by heisenhuegel 4y ago|1 comments
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   How to read tweets without logging in(ghostery.com)

   2 points by heisenhuegel 4y ago|0 comments
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   by heisenhuegel 6y ago

   That is the link to the English press release: https://www.burda.com/en/news/cliqz-closes-areas-browser-and...
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   by heisenhuegel 7y ago

   Demanding a stable Array.sort is surprising. I find it questionable, as it implies a performance trade-off. Why not add a new stableSort function? Trying to retroactively fixing bugs in code that did not follow the standard is not a good id
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   by heisenhuegel 7y ago

   Maybe it is just you. For me, it works. Not sure why it does not load for you.
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   by heisenhuegel 7y ago

   Maybe not obvious: That link needs to be opened in the Tor Browser.
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   by heisenhuegel 7y ago

   I used DDG as the primary search engine in the past and relied a lot on bangs (!s, !g). I'm currently trying the new search from Cliqz ( https://beta.cliqz.com ), which is similar as it also supports some of the bangs, but I
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   by heisenhuegel 7y ago

   https://beta.cliqz.com has some support for bangs. Not as many as DDG but adding !g (google), !s (startpage), !d (duckduckgo), !so (stackoverflow), !w (wikipedia), etc works for me. Needs to be at the end, not at the start.
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   by heisenhuegel 7y ago

   Bangs are nice in DDG. In Cliqz, there is also limited support, but you have to put it at the end ("test !g"): https://beta.cliqz.com/