Webviews was my guess from stack overflow searches. Thanks for confirming.
Thank you, I didn’t think it did. Weird that it shows up on RethinkDNS logs as coming from Voyager.
Have you tried discreet launcher? It might be what you are looking for. https://f-droid.org/packages/com.vincent_falzon.discreetlauncher/
I use discreet on my tablet, and kiss on my phone
Maybe you are looking for https://f-droid.org/packages/us.spotco.maps/ from divestos.
It certainly does, hitting all the high notes. Its got all the hype with no substance. It reads like a mashup of vc pitch speak and the poorly translated installation instructions for a chinese water heater.
I had a cellphone case that ‘brought more enjoyful experience to users’.
They don’t explain what splitting off Firefox actually means.
Those sentences are not in the English language though, hence my question.
For the love of all that is holy, please stop fucking up Firefox.
Honest question. Was this written by a human?
and now we will be able to faster in developing solutions that bring more useful tools and more joyful experience to our users.
we’ve been accelerating our ability to execute outstandingly,
It seems more natural to have the community at the top, then user and instance below the post. I quite like it.
That would be a nice feature, currently you can only see your own modlog. I liked the previous ‘tap to see deleted comment’ as well.
Settings > Filter & Blocks > scroll to the bottom > Add Instance
Hmm, I’ve never had an issue with it. Orbot itself sometimes has problems, but even that is becoming rare in my use.
Yes, Tor can be set to start on boot, and there is a run all traffic through Tor setting. I’m pretty sure I remember one time when Tor failed during a session and things still worked though. With RethinkDNS this does not happen tough. When Orbot loses connection, quits, whatever, RethinkDNS will still send it traffic (if configured to do so) but it will not leave the device because Orbot is not running.
Like I said, I really prefer RethinkDNS
I prefer the RethinkDNS firewall as it is more granular in what it can block. Say you have the Wikipedia app, you can block intake-analytics.wikimedia.org and still allow meta.wikimedia.org
InviziblePro can be setup to start on boot. DnsCrypt, Tor, and I2P can all be toggled individually in the settings.
I used it previously then switched to RethinkDNS.
I like the blocking abilities and the logging more with RethinkDNS. I never used I2P so that was moot for me.
With RethinkDNS I can pick the Hagezi blocklist and No Facebook, as an example, quite easily. I can also individually block domains and IPs. Dnscrypt doesn’t allow that much precision.
It also has features like allow/disallow only on WiFi or data, block apps not in use, block all apps when device is locked, plus a bunch more stuff.
It integrates with Orbot, but Orbot must also be installed.
Really I can’t say anything bad about InviziblePro, I prefer RethinkDNS, you might not though.
I didn’t know that, and the title is cryptic. On the other site there was a sub that posted (via bot) any updates, new apps, etc.
For anyone who was wondering, as I was, this is a roundup. New, updated apps, links to news etc.
I can’t answer your question. Since this is degoogle though I will say that the app has trackers from both Google and Sentry.
I like Stract, I have it enabled in Searx though, so I rarely use their site.
I tried them and it gives me a captcha every single time. I have no idea what a ‘fumo plushie’ is so picking four of them to get my results makes it a non starter
It shows moderation of your account