I’m glad I don’t live in your complex!

Yeah, install Vimium in your browser and try to access every link on any given website mouselessly.

I personally find fading-in of web elements in scroll to be annoying. Cookies should also have an immediate one-click reject-all button directly visible without having to enter any menu.

Oh, also, any links that are inaccessible by Vimium are annoying.

I’ll be a Guinea pig and install it. It’s only 35kb; what could possibly go wrong?

I’d never heard of it until now and am so far okay sticking with Windscribe.

What’s your view on people who don’t adopt, including yourself if you can justify it?

My view is neutral to positive, because I would be a horrible parent who would be in misery if I were to raise a kid in the capacity of a parent.

We’ve all met people of whom we have rightfully thought, “That person should never have been a parent.” I’m another one of the many. I can barely get myself to do my own chores as someone living alone; what makes you think I’d be competent at healthily raising an entire other human being?

I’m surprised that this one person influenced you that much. It should be common sense that the only people who should be parents (by adoption or otherwise) are those with both a burning desire to be parents and a healthy understanding of autonomy.

If Surfaces can install it (a quick search suggests that it can), you can use AutoHotkey to build your own GUI/popup window of an adjustable list of all of these nonstandard characters. Think of it like a customizable charmap only showing the ones you wanna see in your specified order.

Alternatively, you could use AutoHotkey to map Alt+Shift+E or whatever you want to instantly spit out ∈, etc.

I’d be happy to help you further in !ahk@programming.dev.

Just don’t try to schedule a video for publication in LibreWolf; its time zone obfuscation will totally have it publish at an unexpected time unless you figure that out first! I’ve been on Waterfox for both mobile and desktop and have enjoyed them equally.

They’ve helped me figure out some nested spreadsheet formulas that were pretty complicated to me.

What typically happens is that they mess up, but their malfunctioning code still has something in it that I hadn’t considered, which leads me in the right direction. They have their place in terms of helpfulness when you can’t or don’t want to wait for someone.

Oh, no wonder I couldn’t find that option; it doesn’t exist yet!

Fair, whatever works!

Tuta?

I just synced them in a triangle between my phone, laptop and desktop.

This is precisely my setup, haha! But I don’t even use my desktop often enough to merit a server…

You don’t need to patch it; you just need to be a mod of a subreddit. I’ve had no problem continuing with using regular Boost for Reddit post-API restriction, as a mod in various places.

Mail and calendar I’m still trying to figure out. VPN you don’t need as long as you use HTTPS everywhere.

password manager

KeePassXC + KeePassDX

documents

Collabora Office + LibreOffice

What are the pros and cons relative to proton?

Pros: free, open source, and 100% offline with no intermediary company. Your file security is entirely in your own hands.

Cons: you must devise your own cross-device sync system. I use Syncthing + Syncthing-Fork.

What are the mobile apps like?

Collabora is currently just bad lol. It’s best reserved for really simple edits, if not just for viewing, with all major changes made on a desktop/laptop computer. KeePassDX isn’t terrible but it can’t view all the fields that the KeePassXC desktop platform can, and getting it to take PIN instead of password for vault-unlocking is really convoluted (although you’d only have to do it once).

What assurances do you have they won’t go full proton in the future?

They’re all open-source so anyone dissatisfied with the direction that the maintainers go in can fork them at any time.

Huh, what does patching it do?

Or just keep using mobile data

That merely moves it to the carrier knowing, though, right?

Huh, didn’t know it has a web platform! Thanks for sharing.

Oh, it wasn’t recent. Yeah, their site designs definitely don’t take well to users on a time limit. Anyway, the best practice now with all the rampant identity theft going on is to always keep them frozen and only unfreeze them temporarily when you apply for anything credit-involving until the application is reviewed.

It’s YouTube; uBO pre-Manifest v3 was able to completely hide YouTube video commercials that show to non-subscribers, and on Mozilla browsers, it still can. I haven’t recently seen an ad in YouTube except when on Chromium browsers.

Off-topic: How do you deal with uBlock Origin’s reduced abilities in Chrome? That’d be an intolerable video experience for me, personally.