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Glad I could help
Glad I could help
How can no one else miss Taco Bell’s naked chicken chalupa? I loved that thing.
And the McRib is missed every time it leaves.
I love Signal and use it with my family which is the majority of my messaging. But I was surprised to find out the rest of my family on iPhone are missing features I have on Android. This doesn’t help bring the iPhone users.
I noticed that this morning for the first time. I was wondering why this happened. Had the Ctrl shift L stop working too.
All true. But I would prefer fine tuning and taking my chances with refresh rate. Still, I’m back on Mull for now.
That sounds like it’s all or nothing. I realize that any item turned off makes you more unique but not every site is making fingerprints using every feature.
I want to resist fingerprinting without decreasing the functionality of my phone. Only change the refresh rate.
I absolutely do see it on my Pixel 8. I went back to Firefox before because it bothered me so much. That said, I prefer everything Mull offers otherwise so I’m trying it as my default browser one more time.
I wish I could agree
Good point. Gnome syndrome.
I’m on a Pixel 8 myself. Compare scrolling on Mull and Firefox. I can’t believe you won’t notice. But if you do, you won’t be able to unsee it
No. It’s horribly hideous on Mull and not bad on either Firefox or Fennec.
I can’t handle scrolling with Mull. Otherwise, I love it.
I see what you mean. My first post of a link from this app and I guess I wasn’t sure how this was going to look. I didn’t want to post anything myself hoping the article would be self explanatory.
The question remains, is Firefox damaging my phone in the long run? Is fennec better?
Honestly, love Librewolf but I was totally unaware of the other engines this mentioned. Are they as full featured? Do they have mobile versions to sync with?
I don’t disagree with you either. But I think that when people give their phone number to a business they are often unaware of all of the nefarious ways it will be used, whether by ignorance or deception.
My point is just that replaceable usernames are perfect for random people you meet IRL or on the Internet because it’s minimal trouble to disconnect permanently when the time comes.
I have given names to people on the Internet and changed names after our conversation was finished. I think that is much better than giving someone a phone number and much easier to change.
Let them find a better way to finance development than Google search. I’ll just go downstream to Librewolf. It’s a win/win.