* add comment to Facebook container on being nice even without a Facebook
account
* strike temporary containers
* warn about layout.perpixels likely increasing fingerprintability
* note firstparty.isolate doesn't break Finnish strong identification
* add link to ghacks-user.js for a better list on
privacy.resistfingerprinting
* Thanks @beerisgood ( privacytoolsIO/privacytools.io#1006 )
* bootstrapaddress remove mention to DNS.watch which I am not actively
following/using
* mention using Quad9 DNS#2 IP directly for network.trr.uri
* add link to my Android 9 DoT post
* Strike True Sight
* Strike Healthy.Onion
* Strike Nudge by Siempo for Firefox
* move RSS extensions around
* update IPFS Companion date (still not Tor compatible)
* fix Nicer dark note location
* add ViolentMonkey for Firefox
* Strike Firefox Dark Mode (Webextension)
* Strike Zenfox
* Add Grayscale for Firefox
* add changelog links (GitHub, gitea.blesmrt.net file history pages)
Ref: #129
* image.animation_mode to once, because looking at gifs with none is
inconvenient.
* use MLS instead of GoogleLS
* add a note on network.dns.blockDotOnion for future
* finally remove Cloudflare DoH and mention only Quad9 and curl wiki
* strikethrough/deprecate Cookie Autodelete and Privacy Badger in favour
of µMatrix.
* add a note under Decentraleyes for µMatrix users
* strikethrough Google Search Link Fix, because I am not even using
Google search!
* finally add µMatrix with a short story/links, I think it fits to
replace Privacy Badger as it blocks third parties not advertisers and
I can always allow certain advertisers on sites I wish to support that
way.
Ref: #129
I changed my XMPP password and cleared keys on the server so OnePlus,
Jolla and Windows won't be announcing themselves automatically and I
don't think I will login with them in near future as Windows is pain and
Jolla requires Android support which drains battery and so far it has
only managed to confuse my contacts with a new old key popping up at
times.
* _config.yml: disable twitter_username
* _includes/head.html: comment showing deactivated Twitter account as
the author.
* pages/some.markdown:
* simply tell people to check the keys page (this should be a
link, #122).
* Remove Facebook Messenger (still exists, but doesn't belong here,
GitHub organisation notice, Facebook notice from Goodreads,
Twitter link and DigitalOcean reflink (I am thinking of removing
that account when the current credits expire).
* r/1024.html: use https
* r/fb-aseksuaalit.md & r/heseta-naiset.md: it's difficult for me to
know if there are changes to these links as I am not in Facebook and
the assosiation is question has renamed themselves.
* r/twitter.md: link to the Mastodon toot on account removal instead.
* I cannot think of a better place for it to link if I won't simply
remove it now.
* comment Detect CloudFlare as I never used it and am failing to find
them evil even if I wish dnscrypt-proxy would sometimes pick someone
else to avoid centralization (however dnscrypt-proxy picks other
resolvers at VPSes)
* add `privacy.resistFingerprinting`
* Add Ecosia / Mycroft Project
* Add Lightbeam
* Add Text constrast for dark themes
Closes#118
* Diaspora invite, I think the pod was overpopulated previously and it's
not good that everyone is on the same server.
* Foodora, their mobile app is horrible and I cannot figure out where to
get the referral code or text and if I was ordering something, I would
be more likely to do it with Wolt or Resq.Club.
* LastPass, I have moved to Bitwarden ages ago.
* Uber, I have never rided it and there are weird things in their data
collection etc. so I don't want to advertise them.
Closes#119
Apparently the link has changed, while the old link has the same code
and probably still works, and the quoted text has also changed since
my last visit.
I think everything in them is so outdated that it's easier to start
afresh if I get a good client and people to chat with that care about
keys. So far only XMPP has had any question on what my keys are.
I tried to be clever and symlink Gajim config directory to Gajim flatpak
config directory, but the directories are too different for that and
maybe it will be less issues longer term by having them separate.