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by uallo 6y ago
Then disable it in the Settings => Home.
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by uallo 6y ago
Why would it? A lot of people like and actively use it. If you don't like the integration with Home, you can disable it.
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by uallo 6y ago
You can easily disable it. Did you try that already? Do you need help?
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by uallo 6y ago
Can you clarify what you mean by "simplest content API"? Is it going to be a headless CMS?
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by uallo 6y ago
> htmx is a library focusing solely on ajax htmx supports animations too, and it has extensions to add further functionality. Of course those projects differ in their functional range, but they share the way they work; by adding attribut
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by uallo 6y ago
Similar projects: https://github.com/stimulusjs/stimulus https://github.com/alpinejs/alpine https://github.com/intercoolerjs/intercooler-js
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by uallo 6y ago
I'm working on a CMS that stores its content in a plain JSON file directly into your Git repository. That allows easy CI/CD integration, version history, multi-branch support and more.
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by uallo 6y ago
That has been discontinued last year. Do you have a link regarding the supposed update? Edit: I found some rumors that claim that Apple might revive the 12" MacBook in 2020. I hope they actually do but can't really see it happenin
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by uallo 6y ago
A 13" laptop is not really comparable to a 10.5" detachable.
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by uallo 6y ago
The Surface Go 2 looks interesting but I'm too deeply invested in macOS, unfortunately. I wish Apple offered something similar (i.e. a real computer, not a tablet). I really liked the MacBook Air 11" and regret that I sold it year
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by uallo 6y ago
In real life, developers use https://caniuse.com which tells you exactly what features are supported in what version and when that was released .
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by uallo 6y ago
Apparently an unfounded smear campaign against ProtonMail: https://www.reddit.com/r/ProtonVPN/comments/8ww4h2/protonvpn...
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by uallo 7y ago
Can you provide a screenshot? For me, the address bar partly overlaps the bookmarks bar but not the actual bookmarks. Also, the increased size of the address bar is purely visual and the clickable area of the bookmarks did not change at a
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by uallo 7y ago
https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/customize-firefox-contr...
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by uallo 7y ago
You can customize its density to "compact" in the toolbar customization. Does that help?
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by uallo 7y ago
No it is not OK. Cross-domain tracking still works. While every domain has its own cookie, it is extremely simple to use fingerprinting to connect those cookies to a single user.
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RFC: Adopt a modern JavaScript framework for use with MediaWiki(phabricator.wikimedia.org)
4 points by uallo 7y ago|0 comments
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by uallo 7y ago
https://blog.mozilla.org/security/2020/02/06/multi-account-c...
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by uallo 7y ago
> uBlock Origin is NOT an "ad blocker" (Source: Their Github page) uBO mainly blocks tracking , not ads. If ads were not that privacy-invading, there would be no problem. If uBO was prevalent, ads would still be there but prob
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by uallo 7y ago
> it's unfortunate that everybody lost nearly 10 years because Microsoft stopped taking Webtechs seriously Yes it is. It is also unfortunate that some people refuse to upgrade their browsers and engineers have to jump through hoops
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Say hello to the future of ProtonMail Introducing Version 4.0 beta(protonmail.com)
35 points by uallo 7y ago|6 comments
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by uallo 7y ago
I rely heavily on https://workflowy.com/ Here is a quick interactive demo: https://workflowy.com/list-maker/ But I'm not sure how well that works with 50 people. You should probably mention what k
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by uallo 7y ago
Here is another article that goes much deeper into how to actually use CSS to implement the dark mode. While it does not rely on the media query (the article is almost 17 months old after all), it shows many other CSS features you could use
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by uallo 7y ago
Most of the time, yes. But the layout might jump just because you scroll up/down a little. For example, the spacings might get slightly larger when you scroll down and slightly smaller when you scroll up.
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by uallo 7y ago
Here is an article from 2015 about the same problem but with more context and examples: https://nicolas-hoizey.com/2015/02/viewport-height-is-taller...
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by uallo 7y ago
Header/footer height is (most) often not fixed but changes depending on your screen size.
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by uallo 7y ago
Firefox handles it differently than Chrome. In Firefox, the amount reflecting 100vh is changed while the address bar is hidden. So you always see the full 100vh, but the layout might change if for example the spacing is calculated based on
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by uallo 7y ago
> For years companies used to provide all sorts of incentives to put apps in their store. It benefits them highly. Are you implying that Huawei is paying ProtonMail so that they put their app in the Huawei AppGallery? Can you provide any
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by uallo 7y ago
That does not really answer my question. Why does missing support for Yubikeys "suggest [that] something very very scary going on at the organization"? Supporting Yubikeys is probably already in their list of planned features. But
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by uallo 7y ago
Can you elaborate why not supporting Yubikeys (yet) "suggests something very very scary going on at the organization"?

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