El Barto

I’m a graybeard software engineer with 30+ years of experience.

I appreciated your explanation.

I got that one too. Either a way to test if users are paying attention or, or… I don’t know. Mistranslation? It was a bullshit option. Insulting, even.

Yeah, what kind of bullshit survey format was that? I guess that format has its uses, but the way Mozilla is using it here is awful, awful, awful. I didn’t finish it. What happened to the 1 to 5 stars, points or whatevs?

Thanks!

Wait. Isn’t this a Firefox extension that a lot of people like? Not me specifically, but I’m surprised by your comment having a lot of upvotes.

Edit: ah, it’s not upvotes, it’s downvotes lol!

You’re not wrong, but it’s not completely toast yet.

You’re right in that I might consider alternatives soon, though.

I did it with Phoenix back in the Communicator days (which eventually became Firefox.)

A few, you say.

Care to list them, please? Or are they just Fairphone models?

Ok, sure. But this is common knowledge. Private browsing is about not leaving trace on the local machine. It was never about remaining anonymous on the internet.

I thought you were referring to the browser sending browsing history to Google somehow.

Wait… private tabs sends info to Google? How? Do you mean by clicking analytics links?

“Upgrade your hardware to run the latest versions.”

As we integrate Anonym into the Mozilla family

Hoo-boy. I hope this goes well…!

Lol we’ve all been there, friend!

I think you’re taking this whole thing too seriously.

People can do whatever they want for the lulz.

Just a little push from pops at the beginning.

And they didn’t say it was a long term solution. For all we know, the drive was going to be replaced the following week.

They don’t say how much the seat was being rocked.

Maybe just a couple of inches. Enough for babby to sleep.

Did Pocket get rid of its offline reading feature? Every time I try to open one of my saved articles with no internet connection, it tells me that nope, it’s not available without a connection.

That wasn’t the case a couple of years ago.

It’s not really that bad. Start from the end to see which ones are still existing today.

But yeah, it would be nice if that last column indicated the level of popularity somehow.

Arch and chat gpt.

Try Mint next time.

Have I got the solution for you lol - startyparty.

Drop the “lol.”

Thanks for the heads up! Blocking now…