I was using (and really liked) Librewolf until I heard that they were having trouble keeping up with Firefox updates. Now I’m using the Phonenix configurations for Firefox and keeping the FF updates separate from the privacy configuration settings. Avoiding forks lets you get the best of both worlds.

https://github.com/celenityy/Phoenix https://codeberg.org/celenity/Phoenix/wiki/Comparison

I auto delete all history after 28 days but I keep tabs open for sites like this that I’m logged into so those cookies aren’t deleted because the history is never that old

Firefox. Hardened via Phoenix https://github.com/neuroradiology/Phoenix-for-Firefox?tab=readme-ov-file

That sounds like what I was looking for. Thanks. I finally figured out last night that I could remove that particular account from tusky and the target disappeared. Unfortunately, it changes back as soon as I add back that account! That’s the third account on tusky and it only grabs that one.

Damn, I think I missed this. Anyway, I’m on a System 76 laptop and it does not have the ability to switch the keys in the BIOS. Before, I was doing it with Gnome but I still can’t get it done on Cosmic.

Same thing happened to me

use another fork if you want, but you don’t have to advertise it. Let Mozilla do what it must to survive and we can use the forks or change the privacy options. I like this myself: https://github.com/celenityy/Phoenix

I used librewolf until there was some concern about them updating in a timely manner.

Now I used Firefox with Phoenix to maybe get the best of both worlds and IronFox on mobile.

I tried Jerboa and Voyager on Android before settling down with SUMMIT. I haven’t found a reason to change since.

Thanks for the help, but it’s still not doing anything. I want F6 to be volume up. I press the key (and nothing happens) then I hit enter. Nothing appears in the keybinding field. It is empty and hitting F6 does not increase volume. No function keys or escape key enters anything into the field.

Switching function keys and media keys is exactly what I’m looking for. Unfortunately, my BIOS does not offer this feature.

Looking at your instructions, I see XFI6AudioRaiseVolume and a pen beside it which I would expect to allow me to edit it, along with an option to Add Keybinding. If I try to edit the field nothing happens. I expected to simply strike the key that I wanted assigned to that feature. If I want F6 to be volume up then what goes here?

That was so needed

I’ve used Dark Background and Light Text and it seems to be faster than Dark Reader but I like them both

Fair enough, but so far that hasn’t bothered me. I’ve used librewolf for a year which seems to have most of the same hardening and it doesn’t break the particular sites I use.

So far, the only site that didn’t work was bsky and the solution was a simple permission.

I just installed it without difficulty and it apparently auto updates after that but I am interested in the other criticisms. Where did you read them?

I’ve used a patched version of Dexcom before to get around the os version check and screenshot block but I never actually used xdrip+. Why do you like it so much and where do I get more info?

I hate this “feature” of the Dexcom GCM app. They seem to believe that HIPPA law prevents me from sharing my glucose readings with anyone I choose to.

To send readings to people, I can’t screenshot the app but I can screenshot the notification which contains the same info 🤷🏼

And also if you don’t show email or phone number anywhere, as I don’t either.

I really don’t mind the single spam I’ve gotten so far and I accepted the request just because I enjoy playing with them.

SimpleX seems pretty nice but I had enough trouble converting my family to Signal. Did you there isn’t feature parity between the iOS and Android versions?

I was going to say I miss nothing but you reminded me of what I really miss. Mac Preview. It was so versatile and did a lot for a little built in program.

I used to use Sushi for gnome but it never did all file types and it stopped working for me a while back. I have never gotten it to work right again since.