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Or link them and more via a Matrix server - but that would require a bit more work to do.
That's a hard no. You really, really should use Signal instead.
"As of the date of this update, it exists only as a blog post and UI mockups. The community is being asked to accept a product announcement as a functional safeguard five months before the mandate takes effect."
"Until Google provides a shipping implementation that can be independently verified, our position remains unchanged: all apps from non-registered developers will be blocked once their lockdown goes into effect in September 2026."
4) How can we install apps made by devs who won't do the verification dance with Google?
- browser.download.dir
- browser.helperApps.neverAsk.saveToDisk
And instead of making a "google doc" a plaintext file would be better.
When Spotify came, I tried it, made playlists etc. One of them had 1000+ techno tracks in it, from 90's mostly. After a while, half of them had disappeared due to licencing expirations etc.
That was the lesson to not trust external services or rely on always-on data for streaming - I can stream it all myself from my own mp3/flac files when required.
Mostly using MOC (Music on console) to play locally, and on all mobile devices I have my collection on a sd card or in internal tb memory for the one that does not have a sd card slot anymore. Music folder player full version by Zorillasoft for Android devices - works well, as I keep the collection neatly organized and foldered.
Filter lists update only when the extension updates, no fetching up to date lists from servers (this is a big one!)
No custom filters, so no element picker which allows you to point and zap
Many filters are dropped at conversion time due to MV3’s limited filter syntax
No strict-blocked pages
No per-site switches
No dynamic filtering
No importing external listshttps://github.com/projectdelphai/panorama-tab-groups and https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/panorama-view...
For example, job seeking sites:
https://tyomarkkinatori.fi/ is the national "job market" for the whole of Finland. Municipal and state employers are obligated to publish their openings there. That site has been in development for years and from 1.1.2025 onwards it replaced the old one - which supplied RSS feeds. Tyomarkkinatori does not and when asked, they will only reply that RSS is not going to be supported and that's the end of it.
https://indeed.com doesn't provide feeds anymore.
Neither does (yet another Finnish aggregator) https://laura.fi
"Quite a few people seem to love K-9 Mail and have asked us to keep the robot dog around. We believe it should be relatively little effort to build two apps from one code base. The apps would be virtually identical and only differ in app name, app icon, and the color scheme. So our current plan is to keep K-9 Mail around."
https://blog.thunderbird.net/2023/12/when-will-thunderbird-f...
Subscribe everything there, classify and sort them as you wish, use the reader service to remove duplicates. If you want to read just the headlines, you can, or the full text articles with pictures, that too, or just based on the images, also possible.
Of course you can also directly share the articles, your full or partial subscription feeds and comment on them.
After Google Reader's demise was announced, Inoreader (.com) replaced and exceeded it very quickly and I'm still a happy paying Pro user of it. They have too many features to mention here, just take a look at https://www.inoreader.com/blog/ .
and it forgets everything when you close it.
Sid Meier's Pirates!, Civilization, Colonization, Railroad Tycoon etc. [1]
David Braben presents Frontier - Elite II
Also after Populous, games like Powermonger, Black & White etc were all known to be "by" Peter Molyneux.
Then there were also isometric shooters by some John Carmack
For now, this removes the login pop-ups. For mobile use, there's Fritter.