tomaszjanusz

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by tomaszjanusz 2mo ago
Firefox has some protections in the topics you mentioned, but it does not allow you to change things like time zone (and regional or language settings) per domain. This extension has such functions. That's what these switches are for.
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by tomaszjanusz 2mo ago
I believe that the genesis of this type of problems has several reasons: 1) Incorrect implementation of spoofing 2) a family of browser APIs whose context extensions do not (usually) have access to 3) the website owner decided that, for exa
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by tomaszjanusz 2mo ago
Thanks for this opinion. You may be right. However, I believe that this type of protection will reach a wider audience in the form of an extension written in TypeScript. If we wanted to dress this code in the form of native code, we would b
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by tomaszjanusz 2mo ago
This extension does not allow you to adjust how a given patch works - for the reasons you wrote. You are 100% right. This extension allows you to configure the availability of certain spoofed surfaces for specific sites. Moreover, this exte
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Show HN: I built a cross-browser extension that controls fingerprinting surfaces(privacything.com)
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by tomaszjanusz 6y ago
Hi! Very clever idea! Is there any chance to support GitLab CI?
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Slack’s new iPhone app hits the App Store ahead of official launch(theverge.com)
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DiskStation Manager 7.0 Preview(event.synology.com)
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Multi-platform interface matters(blog.indoorway.com)
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How to rotate geometries in PostGIS(blog.indoorway.com)
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