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I use this: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.samsung.android.sidegesturepad

It can also pull the screen down with a different gesture

Being able to swipe down the notifications from that button was a great feature

You could have some sort of account with the browser company. They aggregate site visits, then do a monthly payout.

But that would mean storing history for users? Though surely there’s a way to anonimize that.

Why’s it gotta be crypto though

I think the bigger issue is them potentially losing their Google income.

They’ve failed to diversify their income with a bunch of failed subscription services, Google is in hot waters because of anti-competitive behaviour; they’re going to need something.

Which isn’t to say I like it. But “this is happening because they take Google money” is parroted beneath every slightly negative thing Mozilla does.

I made a small handle on the edge of my screen to toggle auto-rotate with One Handed Operation+

I’m not sure how well it works on non-Samsung phones, but I wouldn’t want to use my phone without it.

For YouTube it displays the YouTube menu on first right-click, then the Firefox context menu on second right-click for me. On Windows.

If that is not the case for you, something may be broken. Have you tried running Firefox without any add-ins already?

I’m sure those developers don’t need any material like, say, software, or a desk. Or other staff to write those paychecks and resolve disputes. Or give direction. Nor would the company need to host any downloads or other websites.

It does have back buttons, which is why it’s unlikely to launch in the west as Scuf (owned by Corsair) is a major patent troll when it comes to those. That’s also the reason for the original Steam controller no longer being released.

The Hori one is launching at the end of this month, if I recall correctly. I might look into importing it once it does.

On Samsung I have “deep sleeping apps”, which basically kills any app put on that list when I turn off my phone.

It will also prevent notifications and such, but it is useful for anything I don’t care running in the background.

Most sane take in this whole thread.

Some of y’all get a little conspiratorial.

ClearURLs

It makes, say, Amazon links not a three-page bookwork

I really like Niagara, though it is quite a bit different from Nova.

Lawnchair V2 is also a thing outside of the Playstore.

I think the Halo show could’ve been much more interesting too if they focused on someone not the main character of the games.

But no, gotta keep the most recognizable character

Nordic Games bought what remained of THQ back in the day when the latter went bankrupt. (THQ used to be comparable to the likes of EA and Ubisoft before they made some poor decisions)

The holdings company behind THQ Nordic rebranded into Embracer some years ago.

Fortunately, the remake is being made by THQ Nordic.

How is that fortunate though?

THQ Nordic, the company which became Embracer, bought Piranha Bytes, shuttered the studio when they fucked up, and is now using their IP for a remake?

Piranha Bytes GmbH was a German video game developer based in Essen. It was best known for their Gothic and Risen series of role-playing video games.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piranha_Bytes

Embracer has reportedly closed Elex developer Piranha Bytes

https://www.pcgamer.com/gaming-industry/embracer-has-reportedly-closed-elex-developer-piranha-bytes-as-former-creative-director-announces-a-new-indie-studio/

:/

The advertiser’s don’t place the ads themselves. They say where and when they are placed, but the actual placing/integration is done by the likes of Google, Facebook, and, in this case, Mozilla.

That’s the “third party” that’s doing the tracking.

I paid for lifetime years ago, it’s been worth it for me.

It’s a bit unconventional, but I really like Niagara.

It’s got a pull-up gesture to search– not just apps but also shortcuts and contacts. Everything on the “main” screen still shows up in the app list too.