Grab the low hanging fruit
Sounds like locker room banter to me
Grab the low hanging fruit
Sounds like locker room banter to me
This is why I use waterfox
Not really achieving a degoogle that way though, they’re still getting all their tracking data
I have an idea. It might be controversial but hear me out…
I’ve not run it on that platform, I would imagine they have similar capabilities in the Linux version.
It runs in portable mode by default, as you suggest this means it needs to be run each time.
So for unattended windows machine I installed it as a service and activated a permanent password for it. Problem solved!
Check out rustdesk, would that suit?
Another approach would be to have Firefox remember the passwords for a small number of sites, while deleting cookies after each session
My solution…
Use waterfox with cookies turned on for a small number of websites.
Use Firefox with automatically wipe for everything else.
Worked in phone repair for ten years with a wide range of people.
I agree with everything you said.
Sync on android has this function. I blocked YouTube and it’s associated domains.
Also going to block this one, this story is such bad journalism.
Middle mouse click on the folder will also open all bookmarks in that folder. It’s how I begin each working day
You could try to “make a copy” using gdrive, that’ll add a new downloadable version to your drive
I totally agree, Plex is good but hardly worth that price given the issues and bugs.
I’d buy it if it were a lower price or worked better!
I’m pretty sure it’s 300,000 per account shared between devices.
As the other guy said, ask their support for an authoritive answer