Does anyone else have issues with private browsing in the newest (141.0.0) Fennec release?
https://startrek.website/post/27051511
We should name the moon. Most people don't call their pets "dog" or "cat". - Star Trek Website
Apologies if this isn’t the right place to post this but I couldn’t find a
Fennec-specific community and I don’t know what I’d have to look up to find
something related to troubleshooting browsers.
My issue is this: I use Fennec exclusively in private browsing mode and ever
since the new update I have to select the private tab manually every time I open
the browser. I don’t know if this was something I had enabled in the settings
ages ago, if the browser was previously able to remember my selection but now
isn’t able to anymore for some reason OR if I accidentally changed my settings
today while I was trying out a couple things.
Any response (even just telling me I’m stupid and that I obviously need to
select XYZ in the settings) from other Fennec users would be appreciated :)
Agreed, but the Ras El Hanout flavor one is edible and tasty if you’re not expecting it to taste like hummus.
Lidl is better for almost anything. I used to be a hardcore Aldi (Nord) loyalist until Lidl started having a very good vegan selection and better hummus. A couple years ago I probably could’ve named something I miss from Aldi, but at the moment I genuinely can’t think of anything except that I remember their selection of local-cuisine-themed sweets to have a slightly better selection. When they had a Spanish week some months ago they had Almendrados, which is something I’ve never seen a Lidl carry.
But I think this highly depends on where you shop and what you need/are expecting a discounter to carry.
Apart from fairphone which was already recommended a bunch of times I used to have a
bq phone, an
Aquaris U Plus that served me well for years. Obviously it’s also not made in Europe since smartphone production is always unethical and you can’t publicly announce that you’re producing something with slave labor in Europe. But the company seems to have gone bankrupt anyway so that’s in the past…
I wish racoons were less into human trash and more into trash humans as nutrition.
Yeah in theory that’s a 50h game, but I can turn any game with a nonlinear plot into a 500h game, give me a side quest I love, a mini game or an open world that’s interesting enough and I’ll never finish the main quest.
Unlike some I’m not here to insult other people :)
Yeah you have a point there and I totally get how my comment was a bit shortsighted on that end, but I was just weirded out by the fact that a CEO’s political position is supposed to be indicative of the future actions/positions of a company. Sure it’s not entirely unlikely that it might affect the company in the future, but OPs post just felt a little like fearmongering to me.
I agree that my analogy is fucked up and a little stupid, but I was just applying OPs logic: Andy Yen doesn’t do any more for Proton than Linus Torvalds does for Linux; they’re just stand in figures that people project their love or in this case hate onto. I doubt he personally wrote a single line of code for Proton. In that case Linus Torvalds is actually way more involved with Linux than Andy Yen is with Proton; Andy Yen might have more power over Proton but afaik and like you said Proton is owned in majority by its foundation, which I hope does get a say in what they do.
Protonmail has been my main email provider for the past 7 years, and unless its CEO decides to sell it to Trump or Musk I honestly don’t see how his stupid private or not so private opinions are worth the hassle of changing my email for the million things I use my main and all the other emails I registered with Protonmail.
Most rich people have very dubious or outright awful political opinions and unless you’re rich enough to have someone build you an alternative or deconnected enough from society/only exist in programmer circles and are able to live entirely on FOSS software I don’t see why the average user should care about the CEO’s political stance. Maybe that’s my ignorant opinion as a European, but would you stop using Linux if you found out Linus Torvalds secretly loves Windows? Probably not.
Now it makes perfect sense why my very bi friend loves this game so much and why he tried so hard (and kinda failed) to get me to play it with him (I’m just not good at FPS).
