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by plushpuffin 10y ago
It isn't the same popup, because Microsoft has continually changed it over the past year. They have done everything they can to ignore and circumvent user preferences during this whole process. It started with OK and cancel, then chang
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by plushpuffin 10y ago
From the linked article: If you're determined to avoid Windows 10 you've simply closed that pop-up by clicking the little X in the top right corner, by now it's probably second nature. This week Microsoft took advantage of
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by plushpuffin 10y ago
To further your Chrome analogy, this particular browser update breaks some peoples' favorite sites, rearranges the UI they've grown comfortable with (but inconsistently), displays ads next to the navigation bar, includes a built-i
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by plushpuffin 10y ago
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/3095675 This notification means your Windows 10 upgrade will occur at the time indicated, unless you select either Upgrade now or “Click here to change upgrade schedule or ca
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by plushpuffin 10y ago
I tried Truecaller. I'm not sure if it automatically updated itself occasionally, but I found myself having to manually click the button to download the new list of blocked numbers. I got tired of that and replaced it with Mr. Number,
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by plushpuffin 10y ago
Isn't there a network effect at play, though? People who can't read your article because of ad blocker blockers won't share it on social media. Sites that turn away some visitors will probably notice a dip in traffic greater
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by plushpuffin 11y ago
I'm not entirely sure what is going on with reader view on Firefox mobile, but sometimes it doesn't show the icon in the URL bar. However, if you open the hamburger menu and add the page to your reading list (the "book+"