Mastodawn

https://denodell.com/blog/browsers-treat-big-sites-differently?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=browser_quirks_post

Madame Mollette Jun 1

Mon Dieu qu'il est bête.
Desproges n'a jamais parlé en ces termes de Libé mais du torchon d'extrême droite Minute, ça rend la réponse de Gorce particulièrement débile.
Desproges avait dit en gros qu'il fallait pas s'emmerder à lire tout Sartre, pour moins de 10 balles il suffisait d'acheter Minute et on avait à la fois la Nausée et les Mains sales. Et ça c'était intelligent et drôle comme du Desproges

hugo May 31

Julia

May 31

New signal vulnrubility: in the app, you can read your messages in plaintext!!! Matrix prevents this

hugo May 29

Wendy M. Grossman May 29

This week's net.wars, "The sovereignty paradox", goes to Computers, Privacy, and Data Proetction 2026 #cpdp and finds a lot of discussions of European values: https://netwars.pelicancrossing.net/2026/05/29/the-sovereignty-paradox/ #privacy #NetWars

The sovereignty paradox

The year since the 2025 Computers, Privacy, and Data Protection has made Europe more distinct as an entity. Two years ago, we were being chastised for paying in

net.wars

hugo May 14

Den Odell May 14

Some browsers check what site you're on and render the page differently. Yup, you read that right.

TikTok gets special treatment. So does Netflix. Instagram. Even SeatGuru.

Safari and Firefox both do this. Chrome doesn't. There's a reason for that... Read on.

Browsers Treat Big Sites Differently

Safari and Firefox change how big sites render based on the domain. TikTok, Netflix, Instagram… even SeatGuru. Chrome doesn’t. Why is that?

Den Odell

#CPDP2026 #CompetingVisionsSharedFutures #CPDPDedicatedTracks

Informed consent: The breakthrough in Art. 88b GDPR / Digital Omnibus and current initiatives in the field of PIMS and technical standardisation

Organised by
@DS_Stiftung

with Anja Wyrobek (moderator), Magdalena Steringer, Nathalie Laneret, Felix Mikolasch, Maximilian von Grafenstein

More information: https://cpdp.be/124754

#CPDP2026 #CompetingVisionsSharedFutures #CPDPDedicatedTracks #CPDPPanels

Who gets in? The Policy Dilemma of Age-Gating

Organised by Brussels Privacy Hub with Sophie Stalla-Bourdillon (moderator), Martijn Van Heel, Leandra Voss, Carly Kind, Carola Rienth

More information: https://cpdp.be/127089

#CPDP2026 #CompetingVisionsSharedFutures #CPDPDedicatedTracks #CPDPWorkshops

From Pseudonymisation to Synthesis: A Debate on Evaluating Privacy-Preserving Technologies and Re-identification Risks in Medical AI under the GDPR

Organised by ID Law, University of Vienna
with Ibrahim Sabra, Alexandra Maria Mărginean, Kseniia Guliaeva, Rodessa May Marquez, Selen Yakar

More information: https://cpdp.be/145275