I’m unsure what benefit you get from this though.
Not much, to be honest. Links seem to load a lot quicker with the urls simplified. Other than that, no real reason to do it.
Thank you so much. I didn't even think about Greasemonkey. I went to make a script using your code and it said there was already one available. That script looks like this:
Edit: Updated script
(function() {
'use strict';
var links = document.links;
for (var i = 0; i < links.length; i++) {
var referer = links[i].href.indexOf('&u=');
links[i].href = decodeURIComponent(links[i].href.substr(referer + 3));
}
})();
and it worked fine. Then I replaced that code with yours, and it worked just as well. Thanks again.
If we jail people for riding drunk
Not sure where you are, but in my state they do.
For me that is much more than a pet peeve.
The orientation isn't necessarily different, from what I've read. Just the meaning.
I just went for the heavy use of blocking those types, and my experience on here has gotten way better. Otherwise, my user experience was just a fire hose of outrage and performative pearl clutching.
They did the same thing with Biden.
This is like saying 1,000 delusional people endorse Harris. I don't think it's the flex they think it is.
My ISP seems to be throttling my VPN connection. Just started a week or so ago. Anyone have any tips for correcting this shit?
Edit: Sorry, I didn't leave much info. I guess I was thinking in more general terms. I use PIA, have for years. I've tried to change protocols and ports, my VPN speed still sits around 10K. Just ridiculous. Speed test without VPN:
SOLVED!! OK, I'm an absolute idiot. The tl;dr I had accidentally toggled the Toggle Alt. Rate Limits setting. Thank you everyone for attempting to help that which couldn't be helped!
There really should be some DOJ investigation into why the SDNY dropped the case in the first place.
The US doesn't deserve John Oliver. Thank you GB!
Biden literally just cancelled oil and gas leases less than a week ago. I agree he hasn't done enough, but there is some validity to the old statement that perfection is often the enemy of good.
You're right. I updated my response.