chronicallydave, to transit
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RL_Dane, to vim
@RL_Dane@fosstodon.org avatar

When you're in a web browser and and end an input form with [Esc]:wq

#derp ;) #vi #vim #neovim #nvim

RL_Dane,
@RL_Dane@fosstodon.org avatar

@light

10 years ago, I think that was sound reasoning

Today, I honestly think an open source company should know better than to contribute to 's hegemony over the web.

But I understand that re-tooling for yet again is not a decision to be made lightly.

kbob, to blink182
@kbob@chaos.social avatar

Where do you tooters buy your LED strips? I "need" a couple of meters of 144/m RGBW Neopixels. Adafruit? Amazon? Ali Express? A retailer that doesn't start with A?

Thanks.

Tagging the experts @geekmomprojects @jasoncoon

paul, to firefox
@paul@snac.notnull.space avatar

In light of #Mozilla #Firefox news, I guess the only way forward is to reluctantly use a decent Chromium (or #Blink)) based browser with a custom user-agent string eh?

I'd love to know @Vivaldi 's opinion on if AI is the future for browser clients (I'm praying it's a firm "no" 🤞🤞)

I suspect #qutebrowser will be safe for a long time yet though

thelinuxEXP, to linux
@thelinuxEXP@mastodon.social avatar

Time for this week's and News video!

In this one, we have switching CEOs after launching a frankly overpriced service, we have doubling down on their malicious compliance, this time breaking PWAs voluntarily, and we have Wine and DXVK coming to , but closed source:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mY-Yc1B6vdk

mahenderkar,

@thelinuxEXP Core of these both is Engine. I hope they improve it further so that it stays relevant besides & in the future.

mkiol, to random

I'm a Firefox user, but Brave Browser seems to be doing a good job of protecting its users as well.

Here is a list of disabled Chromium features in Brave. Quite an interesting read.

https://github.com/brave/brave-browser/wiki/Deviations-from-Chromium-(features-we-disable-or-remove)

devSJR,
@devSJR@fosstodon.org avatar

@mkiol No question. It's certainly always important to seek alternatives. However, is one of the examples (, , , , …), which I find also troubling because at the end of the day, it's focused on just one rendering engine. These are then monopolies, which are often not good for the user.
's is actually the only competitor currently regarding rendering engines (, ) to Google (. ).

Genstar, to blink182

"The Qt WebEngine core is based on the Chromium Project."

So yeah, it's not WebKit anymore.

oblomov, to random
@oblomov@sociale.network avatar

«How much does Google pay you to lose users?» is my new favorite question to @mozilla
Credit goes to @Uilebheist
https://polyglot.city/@Uilebheist/111575246123555642

oblomov,
@oblomov@sociale.network avatar

@dottorblaster @Uilebheist

I use primarily at the moment, because it's still the least worst around, but that's not going to last for long, especially with @mozilla's complete inability to actually investing in it to help preserve the open web instead of chasing other questionable endeavors. If didn't rely so heavily on /‍ I would be using @Vivaldi instead, or maybe https://otter-browser.org/ if it was a bit more mature.

hvangalen, to blink182
@hvangalen@mastodon.nl avatar

Three days ago, the 4th of November, would've been 25 year anniversary. 🥳

Hoorrray!

WTF is KHTML?

Chances are you are kind of using it, because and rendering engines are all forked from this open-source project originally intented for the browser of the KDE window environment.

That basically makes , , , and (and possibly others) all siblings.

KHTML is literally the mother of all browsers.

"KHTML is dead - long live KHTML!" 😀

forgottrek, to DoctorWho
@forgottrek@friendsofdesoto.social avatar

Been making my way through these last few months. There were a few episodes I really enjoyed in the first 6 seasons but I've found myself really engaged with the era.

forgottrek,
@forgottrek@friendsofdesoto.social avatar

@Bridgemakes I've never gotten all that by doctor who, save for in the era as a kid, but yeah I LOVED that episode. Also, Liz Shaw was an epic companion that the show didn't know what to do with at the time and it makes me sad...

nemo, to blink182
@nemo@mas.to avatar

less than non-psychopaths
Reduced blink rate is one of the visual signs that can betray a psychopath's truth
However, it is important to note that reduced blink rate is not a definitive indicator of psychopathy, and other should be considered as well5
Additionally, while some studies have found that psychopaths blink less, other studies have focused on different eye behaviors, such as pupil dilation, to identify psychopaths

https://europepmc.org/backend/ptpmcrender.fcgi?accid=PMC2242355&blobtype=pdf

schizanon, to browsers

I'm #benchmarking #browsers using https://browserbench.org and #Firefox is MASSIVELY slower than #Chrome.

It's not close at all. #mozilla has a LOT of work to do.

#web #webDev #performance #browser #blink

jann, to random
@jann@twit.social avatar

@marcoarment @caseyliss @siracusa Hey guys. A friend just texted me this...

I screamed "NOOOOooo! Marco Arment has them and hates them!"

So, he doesn't want to run a server. And he wants AND . Does offer all of that?

ps: Ubiquiti should really really be a sponsor! @atpfm

ukmac,

@jann @marcoarment @caseyliss @siracusa @atpfm I just got doorbell and so far I am quite impressed. HomeKit cameras are such a major improvement over .

evasb, to Vivaldi

, should drop the engine. This rogue project became a threat to the freedom of the Internet.

jikodesu, to blink182
@jikodesu@mastodon.social avatar

Chromium-based browsers:

Chrome
Edge
Brave
Vivaldi
DuckDuckGo
Samsung Internet
Opera

Firefox-based browsers:

Firefox
TOR
Focus
LibreWolf
Mullvad
Mull

olyerickson, to fediverse

peeps: @brave vs @firefox on countering …go! Gimme more than “Brave is still based on Chromium…”

sabret00the,
@sabret00the@mas.to avatar

@roninsysadm @firefox @olyerickson @brave whether rip out 's patches or not, the fact is that using Brave only empowers Google to do things like add DRM to web pages. Google can only get away with things like this based on the strength of . The web will get progressively worse until people start boycotting all based browsers. I can't believe we're back here, but use , save the open web. Don't let steal the web from us all.

jerry, to random

Threads is making my calckey server look like a race car

cazabon,

@stevenroose @compuguy @jerry

Firefox is <5% share in most stats. It's 2.8% in this:
https://gs.statcounter.com/browser-market-share

It's practically a rounding error. is generally all people test with (or perhaps other -based browsers like , , , etc) and so lots of end up creating that work in Chrome (because of lax security policies, or using nonstandard features) that break in .

is my main, but I keep Vivaldi around for these types of things.

oblomov, to random
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When it comes to #FLOSS, I have always considered myself a pragmatist, making an effort to use FLOSS software as far as possible, but always taking into consideration proprietary software when it made sense.
One of the few pieces of non-FLOSS software I used to enjoy was the #OperaBrowser.

oblomov,
@oblomov@sociale.network avatar

I stopped upgrading my #OperaBrowser installation at the last #Presto version, as switching to #Blink, whatever the motivation, completely defeated one of the main reasons to even use Opera in the first place. Still, I kept using it as my primary browser for as long as it was securely possible, ultimately switching to #Firefox when I couldn't anymore.

AnarchoNinaWrites, to blink182

"Yeah, we're thinking of calling it "Triumph of the Will"

"Ummm, are you aware that name is already taken? By literally the Nazis?"

"Yeah but we don't mean it like that; why are you being so uncool?"

RL_Dane, to random
@RL_Dane@fosstodon.org avatar

As much as I am loathe to enable the #Blink #hegemony of the #web, I gotta say that #qutebrowser is pretty dadgum fly.

I don't use it all the time, but when I want to do some tasks with the web and other purely keyboard-oriented things, it's just fantastic.

I like #luakit and #vimb as well, but typing something like fkhj is so much easer than f239 (to follow links / activate form fields).

I just wish there was a way to make it emulate a mouse hover.

lazarus, to random

Little reminder, that @kde ‘s made its way through Apple, returned as () to the free desktops and still is a free and one of the most portable browser engines working well and serving as an alternative to and .

Just ran it on a machine from 2004 yesterday.

mdmrn, to music
@mdmrn@urusai.social avatar

So, today's theme is . The idea, from what I'm seeing, is a song / tune that had a huge impact or really stuck with you when you first heard it.

The first song that I think of for this category is 's "Ddu-DDu-Du." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IHNzOHi8sJs

This was one of the first songs that really stuck with me & got me interested in hearing more. I don't know what it was about it, but it hit me. Before that, honestly, never really listened to any.

Tags:

oblomov, to blink182
@oblomov@sociale.network avatar

I don't think people appreciate the role that #OperaSoftware played in fostering the #OpenWeb and #IndieWeb during the first #browserWar (when the #OperaBrowser was still built on their proprietary #Presto engine), and a fortiori the role it had in their demise (when they switched to being “just another #WebKit/‌#Blink skin”), despite their browser never even reaching a 3% market share.

itnewsbot, to Electricvehicles
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