Yes.

https://github.com/timschneeb/awesome-shizuku

You’re using an image analysis tool with sh.itjust.works?

?

Misskey is also a federated and decentralized platform like Lemmy. There are a bunch of other instances of Misskey other than the one in japan.

Check here: https://misskey-hub.net/en/servers/

Shizuku and Canta are there for you.

No decentralization atm.

I just personally don’t like it.

aight, it seems like we are getting nowhere with this. have a good day

no no, there seems to be a misunderstanding.

I said:

It’s not like nobody rewards donators

I referred to others like FSF that reward users by giving them something. For example, Signal gives badges in their app.

wdym? we were discussing donations. no?

if you are back on the privacy topic, let’s just say they aren’t as privacy-friendly as they say they are. I wouldn’t be using anything firefox-based browsers if other usable alternatives existed. their sandboxing is pretty bad on android. which is also why, for example, grapheneOS ships vanadium, which is a chromium based browser.

yeah ok. It’s not like nobody rewards donators

I guess Virtual Filesystem?

Why not just a donation?

When did I ask for software??? I think you’re confusing me with the OP.

Sure:

We may recommend content to you based on your browsing history, language, and country location. The process of deciding which stories you should see based on your browsing history happens locally in your copy of Firefox, and Mozilla does not receive a copy of your browsing history. Mozilla does receive aggregated data about the recommendations you see and click. We also share aggregated data about the sponsored content you see and click with our third-party ad platform Kevel so advertisers can see how many people click on their articles. This aggregated data does not identify you personally.

Webpage and technical data to Google’s SafeBrowsing service: To help protect you from malicious downloads, Firefox sends basic information about unrecognized downloads to Google’s SafeBrowsing Service, including the filename and the URL it was downloaded from. Learn more or read Google’s Privacy Policy. Opting out prevents Firefox from warning you of potentially illegitimate or malicious websites or downloaded files.

why should I put it into a summarizer

The answer is the entire privacy policy.

Well then, you should know that they aren’t any better. They track and spy on users, and also put ads into the browser itself.

Mozilla collects the data they need to fix bugs

Funny

You should look at their privacy policy. You’ll be shocked at how privacy invasive they really are.

Hmm yeah. Not as bad as chrome but not that better. At this point, I use Librewolf because it allows uBo and has mozilla spyware removed. Mozilla pretends to be privacy-friendly. They aren’t your friend.

I hope you don’t mean stock firefox.