Absolutely. Too bad that even unobtrusive ads still can't be trusted not to have trackers.
“The growth of dark traffic undermines the ability of publishers to fund the production of quality content, or even operate as a business. We must recognise users are not the main driver causing this.”
"It’s demonetising publisher content at scale without user consent."
They act like we don't know what we are doing and want the ads. People who block ads in browsers like ddg and brave choose those browsers for that reason.
I believe that also works in Firefox now
I'm into privacy, but I really enjoy my pixel as it is too. The main concern is my Dexcom continuous blood glucose monitor. It gives annoying warnings about not being tested with the current os version every time I update. I don't even use betas.
That is tempting, especially if I knew I wouldn't lose some picky software. I think I'm in a reasonable state of balance between Google and privacy at the moment.
It is my default launcher too but it requires a different mindset if you're used to arranging icons. You spend more time choosing wallpaper instead of arranging things. Just, tag your apps and search for them. It's much better than it sounds. And any widgets you want just scroll up from the bottom.
I already tried F5 for volume up instead of the XF86VolumeUp or whatever it already had there. I'll have to check out wev. Is that a terminal command or an app from the Apps menu?
I'll look when I'm back home.
What's the shortcut for function keys?
Firefox. Hardened via Phoenix https://github.com/neuroradiology/Phoenix-for-Firefox?tab=readme-ov-file
Thank you for the reply. What is the key sym for a function key? I have tried F5 for example but that wasn't right.
My favorite client just got better
There isn't an RSS feed for Discover I could just access with a feed reader?