then it wouldn't be cryptocurrency and only have it's name.
with umatrix you have a table of each domain this site is using and can toggle, for each of them, javascript, xhr, media, images and other stuff. of course, uMatrix is not an ad blocker but tracking blocker, so you can't block html elements.
for latex I understand, but not having titles be big is a sacrifice I'm willing to take.
using images on the terminal is cursed, and helix does nicely render markdown with just the grammars, no lsp.
with swipe? wut is dat?
yeah, we have enough keyboards.
DEATH TO CLOUDFLARE!
Well I prefer termusic, but ncmpcpp is good too. Never heard about mopidy tho.
I'm currently reading 1984 and already seeing references to it a bit everywhere. Same happened when I read hitchiker's guide to the galaxy.
I'm pretty sure they mostly do it for the profit.
But it's based on a browser that's not made to be secure, but instead to have the most features and comply to all these standards. So removing them will make it a bit more secure, but it will never be good. The best browsers are the ones that aren't made to support javascript and all these other standards. A private browser would be something like w3m or links. Ideally, it wouldn't be HTML but gemini's gemtext or just markdown.
int32
joined 1 month ago
yes, but they are all blacklists, it's allow by default.
I don't have that many problems. the big issues are when you try to login and stuff, not just view content.