DavideNL

This is a dupe of: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50330353

Could be https://mailbox.org/en/

Well, alternatively there's also AI services with better privacy than the mainstream ones, for example: https://confer.to/

also useful, "LibRedirect": https://libredirect.manerakai.com/

> "A web extension that redirects YouTube, Instagram, Reddit, TikTok and other websites to alternative privacy-friendly frontends."

> "What JShelter configuration should I pick?

https://jshelter.org/faq/#what-jshelter-configuration-should... :

First, see our blog post. Consult also other blog posts and other questions in this FAQ.

If you want to have the same fingerprint as many users, We suggest going for Tor Browser (do not install JShelter in Tor Browser). If you want to make cross-site fingerprinting linkage hard, go for the Recommended JShelter level. If you want better protection for the real data at the cost of having the same fingerprint on different sites, go for the Strict JShelter level. Keep NBS active. If you want to detect and prevent fingerprinting attempts, use FPD.

Not OP, but the Proton UX / UI is far superior to Mailbox.org - which i personally find hard to navigate and disorganized...

Wait, you can mount your Proton Drive with rclone? Hah, never knew. It's in Beta apparently though: https://rclone.org/protondrive/

So would the restrictions in this profile, or some parts of it, work on iOS?

(without the other part of the code, that removes the model files of course...)

> "You can indeed disable it"

This is a misperception.

The things you mention only disable some parts of Apple Intelligence...

I bought a Linux laptop about a year ago and installed EndeavourOS (Arch based) with the KDE desktop environment. I expected a "rougher" experience, but it turned out to be more stable than my Macbook Pro Max M1: the exact opposite of what I anticipated.

My Macbook constantly suffers from window management issues, network related bugs, etc. Also i usually wait about a year or so before doing major macOS upgrades to prevent even more problems.

(of course I'm not implying Linux is issue-free... your mileage may vary.)

I use Firefox (and Librewolf), and have no issues.

So, it must be some extension or content blocker list causing that issue?

You mean whether the KOreader software can upgrade itself over Wi-Fi? Yes... it can.

https://hcker.news/ seems to show flagged posts also by default. This post is on the front page too.

100% agree. It speaks volumes that HN down-votes this...

More details: https://archive.li/20260920025515/https://x.com/sweis/status...

The problem is, many of the privacy invading "features" are opt-out, instead of opt-in...

https://privacytests.org/

Fyi, you may want to check out Librewolf: https://librewolf.net/

I wish Delta Chat would have a more polished UI... the poor UI / design makes the app unappealing.

https://hcker.news/ > settings > quick filters > AI

There's also an extension and rss feeds.

> "read the full dpreview article due to ad-induced nausea"

lol, made me chuckle.

Tip:

1. install "uBlock Origin", and configure it to "Medium Mode" [1]

2. Install "Obsidian Web Clipper" and use the "Reading View" button to read articles [2]

Trust me, you'll love it.

[1] https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/Blocking-mode#medium-...

[2] https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/web-clipper-o...

Fyi: this is a bug. Workaround: disable your Wi-Fi (yes, seriously.) Note that you can easily test if this works of course…

What i don't understand is, why Proton Authenticator, which can also sync your 2fa accounts to Proton servers, does not have a separate password (from Proton Pass.)

So anyone who gains access to your Proton Pass account credentials, automatically gets access to your synced 2FA codes too

And obviously you would want to enable syncing your 2fa accounts, in case your device gets stolen / broken / etc.

So the only solution seems to use another 2FA App from another developer.

https://proton.me/authenticator

> "Pass should have had it's own credentials. "

It has it's own credentials, it's optional: https://proton.me/support/pass-extra-password

Aren't they like 10+ years late with this? So after all this time, Mozilla comes with a minimal ad-blocker that hardly blocks anything (easylist only, and worse [1] ), compared to all other ad-blockers that have been available on iOS for many years.

I don't understand, maybe i'm missing something...

[1] "Ad Blocker won’t block every ad. Ads served directly by the site you’re visiting and ads shown in search results will still appear."

I also had to read it twice, if i understand correctly:

If i understand correctly:

1. TV is offline

2. Plug HDMI or DisplayPort into laptop

3. Windows (Update) on laptop recommends to install LG display driver

4. The LG display driver then installs all the bloat