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Google plans to support shared AI training opt-out via robots.txt
Tor Browser 16
Exploring a Design for Feature Notifications
IFTTT ends unlimited runs on its free plan
Pencil 4.0
OBS Studio 33
N8n Brand Refresh
ePub 3.4 Is Coming
An Update on Orion for Linux and Windows
Forum, a Dedicated App for Facebook Groups
Re:Minimal Phone 2
on Friday September 18, 2026 @09:51AM (#49754432)
The demo video is worth watching: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HsLd7p9THL4
LanguageTool browser extension is going Premium-only
Re:O&O ShutUp10 – The antispy tool for Windows 10 and 11
on Friday September 04, 2026 @11:00AM (#49565651)
Open-source alternatives that offer similar functionality:
- WinScript: https://winscript.cc/
- Winhance: https://winhance.net/
I find O&O ShutUp10 easier to use and understand.
Google Donates Longfellow ZKP Library to Linux Foundation Europe
Vivaldi for Android now supports some Chrome extensions
Unsloth Desktop
Can Self-Hosting Be Simple?
The New MCP Roadmap
Syntax
WordPress 7.1
Nvidia GeForce Now Adds Firefox Support on Windows
Firefox and Exa Partnership
Firefox for iOS now has a native adblocker
Re:ChatGPT Desktop (Codex Desktop) for Linux
on Thursday August 13, 2026 @02:08PM (#49289815)
Interesting to see the Linux version released. On Windows, though, my experience with the new ChatGPT app since Codex was folded into it hasn't been great.
I'm a Codex user, and when it was still a standalone app it worked really well for me. Since it became part of the new ChatGPT app, the app feels noticeably slower and, at least on my machine, is currently using around 1.27 GB of RAM [1].
The old ChatGPT app, which has now been renamed "ChatGPT Classic", feels much faster and is using around 478 MB under the same conditions.
I have a reasonably powerful PC, so the difference is pretty noticeable. I assume Classic will eventually be discontinued, but so far the transition to the new app on Windows hasn't been particularly good for me.