But your definition of privacy is different to theirs. You see all Telemetry as bad. They say that the world isn’t so binary and that there’s good telemetry and bad telemetry. Also they have data to prove that opt in doesn’t work. They shouldn’t kneecap an entire project just to keep a handful of privacy zealots happy. Of which I fall into that category given my DNS level blocks.

As for Nightly users, they’re still users.

There’s a means built-in to shower usage. If my network blocks that and they think no one is using the feature. That’s on me. As a Nightly user, I should support the product with bug reports and also things like letting them know which features I use and how often.

The menu item to save a bookmark is there without scrolling. The option to view bookmarks is below the fold.

I could see why that could be inconvenient for some, though I suspect that like me, most people don’t use bookmarks much any more.

Adding a bookmark is indeed one extra click, while viewing a bookmark is still two clicks

I’ve switched back to the old menu until they fix the bug. I use open in normal tab tens of times a day.

Honestly, I’m kinda at fault here. Both my NextDNS and Pi-Hole block Telemetry, so they’re not getting usage numbers to support prioritising the feature.

I like the new menu, I don’t mind the organisation of things, but the lack of priority to opening things as a normal tab is frustrating. As far as the developers are concerned, it was only a Nightly feature and not very many people used it, so no need to ensure it’s available presently. That said, I’m not sure that’s a criticism of the new menu, which I reiterate, overall is massively positive and makes Firefox feel a lot more modern and a better fit for modern Android.

You can follow along with the progress of open in regular tab here: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1923716

Welcome to the club

I would argue that what makes it good. Mastodon is only as good as you make it but you have to take personal responsibility. That’s something that people should get accustomed to taking again.

Where to start with this? Didn’t Google just kill adblockers in Chrome?

I actually think it’s a societal issue rather than an intelligence issue. As a society we boost celebrities and put them on a pedestal almost deifying them. While at the same time we create a poisonous world and also ignore mental health. So of course people will follow celebrities like a religion hoping to bask in their glory at worst and change their life at best.

With Caitlyn, she should’ve faded to obscurity years ago and a better society would’ve ensured she needed for nothing. She should at least feel a sense of responsibility but again, capitalism is all about trampling on the weak and getting ahead.

Until we eradicate monetary wealth and support mental health as a matter of course at all levels, things like this will happen and people like this will thrive. We have to end capitalism for a better tomorrow.

It’s never okay to dead name. Even people you find despicable. Dead naming isn’t about them, it’s about you… like being polite to wait staff.

But I want nudes

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A subscription for a camera app that advertises itself as doing less than the stock camera app.

As they should. I hope they burn all data and figure out a way to function going forwards without storing any data

Yup, Matter is just the evolution of ZigBee. It’s not where it needs to be but it’s going in the right direction.

I’m afraid there won’t be one replacement for WordPress, because it has so many applications. The pure blogging aspect could be substituted by Writefreely, more advanced users may go to Ghost, and I’m not sure what small business and corporate websites will turn to?

I think this is probably the best solution. All the power shouldn’t be centralised.

Nice, let me switch that out

Figma, Netflix and Spotify are social media platforms now?

That sounds terrible. Can you turn off suggestions all together? Sorry, I don’t use Vivaldi desktop, so don’t really have a clue on how to help you

Mozilla get so much flack of late, it’s good to balance that and give them credit where it’s due.