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by insin 3y ago
When you submit an updated version to the Edge extension store they say they'll get back to you in 7 working days; sometimes it gets approved sooner than that, but they're usually not joking. If your extension requires frequent ch
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by insin 3y ago
"How can I get people to regret sharing this public transport with me?"
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Firefox for Android extension open availability debuts in December(blog.mozilla.org)
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by insin 3y ago
This is why I use Following but put Retweets in their own tab (which I rarely look at), all I get is what people I follow are actually saying. It makes Twitter "boring" - which is a good thing.
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The official headline is no longer displayed - search for "Elon Musk wants to get rid of this headline" for examples of people linking to an article which reported on this in August. Edit: screenshotted for people who don't w
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by insin 3y ago
Control Panel for Twitter can already put them back [1] ^1 ^2 [1] https://github.com/insin/control-panel-for-twitter/releases/... ^1 while Twitter continues to put the headline in the aria-label on the link,
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by insin 3y ago
They do have a web version now, but if you try to log in you get hit with an 'install the app to continue" wall. Nice try, Zuck.
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macOS Web Apps(markdotto.com)
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People tend to blame SPAs/JavaScript (instead of the people holding them) for breaking the address bar, the back button and the ability to open links in a new tab, but this does all three of those.
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> Prioritising the replies of people who pay money for it was a body blow A Twitter reply thread will only load around 200 Tweets in total, so on Tweets which have been in front of a lot of eyeballs, it's more likely that your reply
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by insin 3y ago
Everything is utterly temporary; all the servers will be turned off eventually (vale Google Reader). Until that happens, we can make things better.
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by insin 3y ago
> On desktop And on mobile! (some assembly required) Control Panel for Twitter also has an option to hide Blue replies in threads, but it's off by default as you can end up with hundreds of replies "visible" (as far as Twi
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by insin 3y ago
Comments Owl for Hacker News [1] adds a mute control to comments and user profiles which lets you do this. If you want to roll a quick version of your own, once you've identified rows containing comments you want to block, you need to
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by insin 3y ago
They even come with an explanatory pamphlet.
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by insin 3y ago
Missing: 8/02 | Twitter Blue users can now hide their checkmarks, completing our destruction of both what we mistakenly thought they were (status symbols) and what their actual use was (verification - now available in $1,000 + $50 × us
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by insin 3y ago
Big "will this do?" homework energy, padding lists to make teacher's eyes glaze over
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by insin 3y ago
Just leaving this here (typed without having to look it up) for anyone else who's ever maintained large Angular app which got to a certain size and complexity before anyone _really_ understood what they were doing: ExpressionChangedAft
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Show HN: Comments Owl for Hacker News 2.0 – now for Safari and mobile(github.com)
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> I suppose it’s also useful for generating things like letters (things where exact truthiness doesn’t really matter). But even for that use case, I find ChatGPT creates overly verbose corporate gobbledygook whenever I ask it to generate
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by insin 3y ago
Since lots of people are accidentally flagging on mobile and I'm currently revisiting my Hacker News extension to add a Safari version, I'm adding something which will let you choose your preferred solution for this (hide the flag
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Easy Move+Resize for moving and resizing windows from anywhere in the window
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The types in the Code section of the documentation are definitely some of the documentation of all time: WithSlotShorthandValue<WithSlotRenderFunction<Omit<ComponentProps<AvatarSlots, "root">, "color&quot
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by insin 3y ago
If you have enough power on hand you can render games at up to 8K [0], and downsample to your monitor's resolution if you're exceeding it. The textures are the original 1080p assets, but it's still a huge boost in visual fide
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by insin 4y ago
If you use Visual Studio Code and stick a jsconfig.json in the root of your project, you can use JSDoc comments (and .d.ts files if you want) to get build-free type checking using its internal version of TypeScript: { "comp
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by insin 4y ago
Those are all very doable except for 5, but they're so (relatively) niche I think they'd belong together in a separate extension dedicated to selectively trimming down your timeline. Personally, after I moved Retweets to their own
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by insin 4y ago
It's a React Native for Web app, so it's kinda like a reverse Tailwind - you write your styles using the usual CSS property names (instead of having to learn new shorthand names for all of them), then it deduplicates everything at
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by insin 4y ago
There is a longstanding Tweak New Twitter bug (forgot to add a case clause to a switch statement) which someone finally found this week and submitted a PR for, which was accidentally causing all promoted tweets to be hidden. Handing my prog
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by insin 4y ago
Well actually, we're the Twitter Product Decisions - Good For Their Bottom Line (yes, that turned out well), Bad For Humans Who Like Their Brain To Feel Good free labor task force, Est. 2018 [0] when Old Twitter started mixing algorith
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by insin 4y ago
Author here, this the website where you go to get customer support from Google, right? /s Was everyone who reviews extensions at Google part of the cohort who were suddenly given a cardboard box and shown the door recently? The extensi
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by insin 4y ago
The Userscripts extension [0] and the user script version of Tweak New Twitter [1] (standard "I made this" disclaimer here) are both open-source, used on top of the web version that'll give you a forced non-algorithmic timeli

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