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laudecum

I’m kinda confused.

1. Some apps are open source, why not just send a PR?

2. Most apps are actively developed, why not just send a report?

I’d understand this 20 years ago when updates weren’t frequent, or if software was rarely updated. But patching Firefox in your OS feels completely unnecessary.

Re:Show HN: A self-updating list of the most current useragents on Saturday December 17, 2022 @10:45PM (#34034852)
That’s weird. Didn’t Chrome plan to freeze that already years ago? Did they walk back?
This is it.

Let’s say you’re covering a red pixel with a black pixel. There’s no way that red pixel will in any way “survive JPEG compression” because the compression happens on the raw pixel data; the raw pixel data no longer has a red pixel.

I don’t think what you’re saying makes sense. If you covered all information, no information is left. The blocks are irrelevant since 100% of the information is gone. There’s no “history leak” in JPEG, which is basically what’s being asked.

The only issue I see is meta tags and embedded thumbnails, which some cameras do. Stripping EXIF is always required.