because it’s a modified uBlock Origin, so it’s like running two ad blocking plugins at once, which isn’t recommended. and if uBO blocks an ad first, AdNauseam won’t be able to detect it and click on it.

anyway, I remember reading a long time ago how that approach isn’t going to harm ad companies anyway, because [technical reasons that I don’t remember at all].

https://sopuli.xyz/post/22840703

as long as you don’t want to do some crazy unthinkable thing, like, say, getting notifications on your smartwatch that isn’t made by Apple

I hope they both persevere, we need more browser engine competition.

They’re good for coding

https://pivot-to-ai.com/2025/03/19/ai-coding-tools-fix-bugs-by-adding-bugs/

how fast would it cause the battery to degrade, though?

where do you think lawyers come from?

revolutionary

probably because it’s an iOS app

privacy != anonymity

hej Siri, jak skreślić skreślenie

WriteFreely? https://writefreely.org/

~~jest polska instancja na https://writefreely.pl/~~ ale rejestracje są zamknięte.

definitely not all of them, and listing Firefox Developer Edition as an alternative in this context is… quite low effort.

https://github.com/remotely-save/remotely-save

Fairphone uses their own custom OS to degoogle things and help ensure privacy

no they don’t. the default Fairphone OS runs stock Android with all Google apps. there are degoogled custom ROMs available, and you can buy some models with it preinstalled, but those are managed by third party resellers/partners.

or CalyxOS if you’re not too fond of knockoff iOS UI. I’ve been using Calyx on my FP4 for a while now, works like a charm.

not on the Fairphone.

sounds like a perfectly sane idea https://freethoughtblogs.com/pharyngula/2025/02/05/ai-anatomy-is-weird/

if it doesn’t use RSS, it’s just a sparkling audio show.

colloquially, no one enjoys a pedant