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by r3bl 9y ago
As far as your edit is concerned, try searching for "browser.tabs.tabMinWidth" in "about:config". I know it's available in Beta / Nightly, but I don't know if it got backported to Stable nor will it.
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by r3bl 9y ago
Interestingly, one of the "new subcommunities" (linked in the footer) seems to be Discourse: https://education.github.community/ And the Atom discussion area is too (but that's been up for a while): https:&#
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by r3bl 9y ago
Wow. Just wow. This is unexpected even for the Wikileaks standard.
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by r3bl 9y ago
The entire premise of that article is that it applies to v57, which is going to be released tomorrow.
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by r3bl 9y ago
`about:profiles` is the UI. It allows you to create new profiles, restart Firefox with a specific profile, and manage profiles. Starting Firefox with `-p` (and no passed argument) starts a window which allows you to do the same.
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by r3bl 9y ago
As for your third point, yes, Firefox does have containers now, but it has the profiles feature as well. `about:profiles` and starting your Firefox with `-p` flag will help you out.
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by r3bl 9y ago
userChrome.css is still present on Quantum. I haven't played around with it a lot, but if you feel like getting your hands dirty, this should be a relevant resource to you: https://github.com/Aris-t2/CustomCSSforFx
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by r3bl 9y ago
ELI5 example: The more users you have, the more the search providers (like Google, Yahoo and Yandex) may pay you to be the default search provider in a certain region.
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by r3bl 9y ago
Ah, you are correct, it does have it for non-mobile-optimized pages. Completely forgot about that. I would still argue that its function is different than the "reader view" functions of other browsers, but it does have it.
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by r3bl 9y ago
Mozilla Corporation is, as you can see on the first sentence of that page, a subsidiary of Mozilla Foundation[0], which is itself a non-profit. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mozilla_Foundation
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by r3bl 9y ago
> reader view (not sure if chrome has that out of the box nowadays) As far as I can tell, Firefox, Safari and Edge all seem to have it, and Chrome does not. Not on mobile, and not on desktop. There are some extensions that accomplish the
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Google to remove apps that use accessibility for anything except accessibility(androidpolice.com)
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by r3bl 9y ago
There's a planned Photon redesign that already landed in Nightly on Android, but, if I remember correctly, it won't make it on time for 57 desktop version (probably around 58 mark). I am not familiar with the other improvements. D
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by r3bl 9y ago
HN API doesn't have any limitations what so ever. I'm not using its RSS, but I have a script running on my server every five minutes that sends a new push notification on my phone every time a HN story reaches 500 points. Simple a
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by r3bl 9y ago
YouTube is very friendly towards the RSS readers from my experience.
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by r3bl 9y ago
Does it really matter if it's MasterCard or Visa? In my country (Bosnia), there's pretty much no difference between them. Maybe half a euro more per month for one or the other. All the banks I know of let you pick between them. Ci
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by r3bl 9y ago
And that's why the rest of the world's governments issue their own national IDs to their citizens. Heck, I have two! I have one given to me at birth, which is a sequence of 13 numbers that gets calculated with a formula and has a
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by r3bl 9y ago
Dupe of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15644680
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by r3bl 9y ago
Well, sure, but... 2009 "Though desktop PCs are still common for data storage, individuals primarily use portable devices for their computer-related tasks." sounds pretty realistic now. So does 2019 "People experience 3-D vir
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by r3bl 9y ago
Imagine not having to dedicate your entire career to this one path you've picked, but having enough time to explore whatever you want and as much as you want. Imagine being able to postpone your career because you and your husband&#x2F
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Plasma Mobile Roadmap(vizzzion.org)
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by r3bl 9y ago
Some insights from a person who has worked for two years for an investigative journalism organization (that was a part of both Panama Papers and Paradise Papers, but I left my position months before Paradise Papers): If someone's gonna
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by r3bl 9y ago
You should read it more thoroughly then, because Trump-Russia connection just might be explained by this leak.
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From my experience, you have to be very, very loud if you want to reach them. This is how I managed to reach them in July: https://twitter.com/i/moments/878356515622617088
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by r3bl 9y ago
> (who have to create perks) Do they? I've seen pages getting a solid amount of money without having any perks.
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by r3bl 9y ago
As someone from Europe, I would rather buy a prepaid SIM card and cash out a couple of hundreds of Euros once for a phone, than be tied to a specific carrier with a contract.
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by r3bl 9y ago
I couldn't agree more. The only reason I would consider getting an iPhone too is Apple's privacy stance. They seem like the only company in the big five (Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Facebook, Microsoft) that don't seem to be t
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by r3bl 9y ago
As long as there's no hard Chromium/Chrome dependency, I would definitely call it a standalone app.
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by r3bl 9y ago
That's not even the top problem with electronic voting in my book. Counting is. If there's one central machine crunching all the raw data, you can bet your ass that every APT out there is going to be looking at the possibility of
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by r3bl 9y ago
Why not MIT? It seems like an universal answer to "licenses are too complicated, just do whatever you want with it" scenario.

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