lmao
AdventuringAardvark
joined 2 years ago
I’m gonna test this out for a couple of weeks. Thanks for letting me know about it!
I’m using the stable version of Brave. Not nightly or Beta.
No, I am on the stable version of Brave.
I get it. My privacy settings explicitly say do not send telemetry, analytics or whatever else you want to call it. But they ignore my request and try to capture the data anyway. Dunno why they call themselves a privacy focused browser. I already uninstalled it and put in the Mullvad browser.
Mullvad. The just had a security audit and came out 💯.
Don’t know if they’re free but Mullvad VPN is great. Proton VPN is also good.
Yes, I'd like to swap the drive which has the OS on it.
You'll definitely want to run the prefsCleaner.sh script at the same time you're running the updater.sh script. The cleanup.js is more of a nice to do, than a need to do.
Yeah, I do that too but every now and then I'll run the cleanup.js script. It always clears away a couple of deprecated prefs. I guess there is no harm in having those older prefs around but clearing them away seems nice.
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Since the news broke regarding the forthcoming changes to reddit's API and the ippact that will have on the third party apps and tools many of us rely upon the mods here at r/blind have been working on an accessible option for those who either cannot or will not be staying on reddit. As talk of alternatives like mastodon, lemmy, and the like have increased we decided that it would be best to reveal what we have been working on, hence this post. Several days ago we shared this with those of you on our Discord server and have been asking for feedback. This project is by no means finished or polished, and is currently operating on development backend code and a beta UI to allow for access to still unreleased features that our community needs such as up/down votes displaying state changes, and nested comments, read this as there are and will be bugs and outstanding accessibility problems. However, the advantage of this platform is we control the servers, the UI, and can fix accessibility concerns ourselves instead of relying on a for profit company or the generosity of app developers to do it for us, not that the latter is unappreciated. So please be understanding of the above and we hope those of you who decide to join and see what we have done so far for all of us, and please report problems as you find them. https://rblind.com/
I also have a server for Linux ISOs. You can never have too many ISOs.