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THANK YOU very much, that did it! One more little annoyance less in one's day.
Yep I agree, world needs less apps, but also less PWA's. Regular browser interfaces can work well too.
God damn it, I really hope thats not the case. Fuck em and fuck people who push useless PWA'S.
Yep, thats why I'm calling for people with knoweledge to share.
On a sidenote, does anyone know a site or a document that would list and explain the settings in about:config? Sure, you can find some partial lists and articles from the web, but there must be more comprehensive materials on them too. I havent been able to find such documents.
As the title says, I'm wondering if anyone knows how to block these annoying menu notifications/dots in android Firefox Nightly?
They happen in regular android Firefox too, but I was hoping there would be some setting in Nightly that could disable them.
Edit: some typos
I have no idea, but the issue has been periodically reported in FF forums at least since '22.
Okay thanks, I hadnt thought about that. Gonna give it try.
Its happening on both my laptop and big computer. FF updated to latest on both, only extensions Ublock Origin, Block HTML5 Autoplay and Zotero. Doesnt work in different networks.
Accessing the same sites with Brave or Vivaldi, no problems. It sucks ass and I'm certainly not the only one with this problem. Why the heck does this problem keep popping up with FF periodically, judging by both FF and CF support forums?
Having Cloudflare work with Firefox would be much more useful. Having horrendous problems with CF+Firefox this past month, always get stuck in the infinite captcha loop.
Cloudflare has pretty much banned me using FF as of late and it sucks ass in a bad way.
Here's a relevant link to an 2000's Finnish tv travel/cooking show Madventures and their placenta dish. I think I'd rather take it in pill form.
Some light carving out of pine on a strike day. If the boss wont scratch my back, I guess I gotta do it my self. Finished with light touch of chestnut colour staining varnish.
Sorry for the blurry pictures, I couldnt get decently sharp photos even after 4-5 tries. Maybe I need to carve my self a phone stand for taking pictures next.
I carved a walking stick for my father-in-law last year, from alder. Around 100 cm tall, slightly crooked horizontally. Painted with stained walnut varnish. Rubber end cap.
Camel's are known to be hard headed and stubborn, but luckily the camel that got this as a gift has a sense of humour.
Right now I'm also carving another walking stick to an elderly relative. This time the head will be a whooper swan and it will have a winterized (spiky) head.
It could be used to other warfighting capabilities by a small nation eg. cyber warfare, instead of tanks, artillery and other traditional systems.
Edit: Also one might hope that those kind of technical skills might also be of use in the civilian sector, in dual-use sense.