Delta served as a nice makeshift email client and will be missed. But it is good to see them drop support for insecure communications.
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For those looking for molly with security patches, Collie is a fork
Im cheering for reddit to be the first casualty of the AI bubble and its not like Im a fan of the overvalued AI labs.
Enshittification through and through. Its really difficult seeing this happen to what used to be an open source (source code shared back in 2008) forum. I miss what reddit used to be.
This is reddit gearing up to require all users to have an account. Everything that made reddit great a decade ago is being removed. Its no longer the front page of the internet and is becoming just another bot infested social media platform.
Ah yes, the "consent" or subscribe trick
This is hilarious: Google ships JPEG XL image format support in latest Chrome 155 update Firefox ships jpegxl a week after chrome
While gecko is not chromium, it is not independent. Google gives Mozilla ~80% of their total funding. Mozilla is abandoning their founding principles by launching advertising, AI, and for-profit enterprise products. They are become just like the technologies and organizations they claim to be different than.
If you want a real alternative look to 
Ladybird or at very least...
While gecko is not chromium, it is not independent. Google gives Mozilla ~80% of their total funding. Mozilla is abandoning their founding principles by launching advertising, AI, and for-profit enterprise products. They are become just like the technologies and organizations they claim to be different than.
If you want a real alternative look to Ladybird or at very least...
Never saw this working out, webkit is too niche and limited. I like what kagi is trying to do... but practically speaking I think they are better off spending their time and resources on different things. Apple isnt the golden goose it used to be and i dont see the average 'iphone user' downloading Orion Browser
Brave is what Google Chrome would be if google wasnt evil
Brave is the ideal daily driver for users who want a plug-and-play browser experience: fast, secure, private, and feature rich
So disappointing, reddit has had so much useful information contributed by its users and now corporate is stripping it for parts and killing the thing that made it valuable in the first place.
Hopefully redlib continues to work