Other Chromium browser vendors have claimed that they will continue to support MV2 based content blockers, later revealing that they were unwilling to support the code once Google removed it.
Xitter doesn't load for me but this is quoting Brave so I'm not so sure about that
(edit: Though I think Brave has a builtin adblocker so you may not even need it. However, just don't use Chromium anything at all)
Lorn's Lure (currently demo only, releases in 3 weeks)
An android is led through a vast structure by a glitch in his visual system. Lorn's Lure is an atmospheric narrative first-person platformer with novel climb-anything mechanics and modernized retro 3D graphics.
Concluse is an atmospheric horror game which features puzzles, outstanding cutscenes, and something a little twisted..
This one is free! Unfortunately a lot of my niche games are horror, not sure how broad of an appeal that is, but hopefully there's some horror fans here :^)
I run NixOS. It (or something like it, with a central declarative configuration for basically everything on the system) is imo the ideal server distro.
Since 2012! PlayOnLinux was the closest thing to Proton then.
Who wants to be the next one to try making "full self driving" cars and waste billions of dollars doing so instead of investing into public transport which would also make driving more safe and more enjoyable because fewer cars would be on the road?
IMO self driving cars are the epitome of Silicon Valley techbro overly complex "solutions" which look awesome and sci-fi but could only ever solve part of the problem if they became a reality.
Doubling down on our core products, like Firefox
Well, I sure fucking hope so. When are we getting back XUL addons or something comparable, you know, the feature that made your browser stand out?
(One can dream, right? Hahaha)
Because they almost always universally suck across platforms. Only exception I've seen thus far is Figma.
Bruh. I thought that was uBlock bypassing the ad or something.
This sounds really cool. The window "optimum size" they're talking about sounds a lot like what macOS does with its Zoom feature, where when you double click the titlebar of an app it resizes to the app's content size (as opposed to maximizing), which is something I'd really like to see on Linux.
If this is implemented I'll definitely try Gnome as daily driver for a while. :P
Additionally, E2E chats don't sync between devices (and iirc you can't use them on desktop at all), and group chats can't be encrypted at all.