Why don't 3rd launchers not support native gestures yet? Why does Google refuse to fix that?

Use Obatanium to update GitHub apks. You can add other sources too.

This will very useful. Right now the only approach I see is to save the post or comment and revisit it after some time, but there are no notifications.

I think sync has a similar feature too, I'm not sure though.

If you are looking for native Lemmy apps for Windows, I don't know if they exist.

But here is an awesome updated list of webapps available for Lemmy: The Great Big List of Lemmy Apps

You can create a shortcut for them on your desktop. These are fast and minimal and have different styles. There is one webapp in there that is very similar to the old[dot]reddit site.

I guess the iPhone sales numbers in the US are keeping them awake. I personally think Apple will only bend if they are forced somehow by the US government, like the way EU did with type-C.

Wasn't Cloudstream shut down?

Literally.

Great video though.

I've not watched the movie yet. But I've watched the anime series and also read the manga.

But some of my friends have watched it and they said it's nothing compared to the anime. Regardless, I plan on watching it in the future.

I would highly recommend you to watch the series. It has great laughs, awesome stories for every character and one of the best world building in fiction writing. If you cried at the end of this movie, then this series will take you on a ride of emotions.

If you plan on watching, I recommend you start with the One Pace project.

ALSO, VERY IMPORTANT: Next week the One Piece Live action series starts airing. If you plan on watching this anime in the future, stay away from anything related to one piece on the internet. Else you will be spoiled.

I don't get it. So, it will save my cookies, keeping my logins are safe. But it will reject the site's cookies that they want to store for trackers?

From my limited understanding of web trackers, tracking companies like Facebook & Google and other 3rd party trackers like to identify unique users on the internet so that they can be served targeted ads suited to that unique user's traits. They do this by creating unique 'Fingerprints' for these users by taking note of their browser characteristics like Timezone, Screen resolution, Fonts, Language preferences, etc.

This setting simply resets this fingerprint daily so that these tracking companies are not able to track you on the basis of your browser attributes. if you turn this on it will increase your privacy but will break some websites.

I don't get it. Are the snake and the plane shown by the image viewer without the window?

they say fmhy.net