Actually it’s 50% on everything you either belong to a group or you don’t /j

cool and wild. I like it.

Kinda reminds me of Zotero, the foss app I use for citations/managing sources for research.

OP has 0 downvotes (here on my instance at least) just not a lot of upvotes either.

Also I use them a bit different as shorrcuts for sites I need to visit often so when I have to do stuff for studys or in peivate I can get there very quickly.

Because browsers are the most useful tool on most computers. Ordinary People go on google/ask chatgpt for mundane questions. If their browser can do that they need 1 app less and it will be more convenient which is what especially non-tech savy people care about.

It’s an open source project, you can keep it in a box and people are able to check it.

If they do it in a privacy-preseeving way, this could help them get back market share which will generally benefit an open internet.

Still we need an alternative to the Chromium/Chrome monopoly. I can’t imagine living in a world without uBlockOrigin/ good adblockers.

Hallo :3

Hopefully I’m thinking of maybe getting reddit just to copy content to lemmy and to advertise it.

egirl: I love my egf (egirlfriend)

Is there more privacy though? What you post is public and people can use the api/scrape it soo…

Who calls it doubting, not accepting the clear evidence and facts isn’t a doubt, it’s a denial of reality.

Transgender Transhumanism

Whenever I hear that word I have to think about the project versioning system

Finally they’re treating opposite gender couples the same as same gender couples! Soon we will be able to ban love entirely for it’s inapropiateness! /s

This sounds kinda genius and since men tend to not get themselves checked enough you might even accidently help some(piece of shit)one find an actual health issue

This looks cool, too bad I don’t use mastodon (yet)

15 cups of coffee

Ye a few months ago I remember that the benchmarks showed firefox was just as fast as chrome again or minimally faster/slower in certain benchmarks