Thanks! I will take a look.π
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If a synched mobile version is on the way, I could try it out on the desktop...
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Ok (um, then they do it why?) My attention has been really divided for the past couple days, so I haven't really read very deeply into PPA.
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Didn't know that; maybe they should reconfigure themselves to be more like Wikipedia? π€· It seems like Wikipedia has way more users than FF, and they're able to keep going on the small donations they request from time to time.
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Indeed it does! And it might be nice if it wasn't checked by default like it was in mine, but ok, I guess.
Also, what have hamsters ever done to you? π
Piefed seems nice.
Does anyone know if the PPA/Personal Pan Pizza Privacy/Whatever thing has an about:config entry or is it controlled from about:preferences#privacy?
EDIT: To answer my own question, the about:config entry is "dom.private-attribution.submission.enabled" which should be set to "false"; for those of us who use arkenfox, you should add this to your user-overrides.js file and then run the updater:
user_pref("dom.private-attribution.submission.enabled", false); // Disable Privacy-Preserving Attribution
This is correct AFAICT.
EDIT EDIT: Also, possibly naive question: Why can't Mozilla/Firefox just ask for donations like Wikipedia does instead of sneaking around, which they sort of seem to do once in a while?
Pritzker. But he could also be Harris's VP.
Oh, I see π yeah, kind of defeats the purpose then, doesn't it? I've been encountering more and more web pages lately that say they don't work with FF; hope this won't be a growing trend.
Have you tried the Freetube app? That's worked well for me especially when various Invidious instances have been slow or otherwise problematic. I suspect that the big G is doing what it can to undermine them.
Actually, I'm not really that tech-savvy despite being a Linux (Mint) person, and especially not compared to the average Beehawer! I can usually learn how to do things if the instructions are well-written enough. Webflow does have a forum, but I've gotten so much "RTFM" (not from Webflow but from other places), despite doing actual, honest-to-god reasearch, that I'm always a bit reluctant to ask questions. I guess that's no reason not to buck up and try though . . . could really use a live, flesh-and-blood knowlegeable human to ask their advice; I don't know, maybe I'm just too impatient.
Open-sourced but doesnβt work with Firefoxβ¦ Does that make it something on chromium?
Not quite sure what you mean there . . .
Invidious instances have seemed rather slow lately...π€
It's for my business. I think Webflow is actually very well designed, and is much more in line with how I think about things. I'm trying to do something a bit unusual and complicated which is where I'm running into problems. I really need some help and advice with it, but no one seems to want to give it, even if I offer to pay them!
Before I gave ghost.org a try before I realized that I was trying to get it to do something it wasn't really designed for (and also paying a supposedly well-regarded web developer a deposit who then did a rather half-assed job and then disappeared on me). Grrr.
Webstudio (?) is an open source version of Webflow but, rather incredibly, doesn't work with Firefox!
After all that, I'm not sure I actually answered your question...
Yes, coincidence, I promise π