> NOTE to users in Crimea, Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Sudan, and Syria: GitLab.com may not be accessible after the migration to Google. Google has informed us that there are legal restrictions that are imposed for those countries. See this U.S. Department of the Treasury link for more details. At this time, we can only recommend that you download your code or export relevant projects as a backup. See this issue for more discussion.
I originally saw this a few weeks ago when someone else linked me to it
and now I was asked for it by someone possibly thinking I had originally
linked into it and it seems so nice I want to store it somewhere.
And this somewhere is my most persistent bookmarks storage.
* 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
Prism Break delisted Riot recently and I am in a bit funny situation
with PTIO running an instance while I am as individual trying to bring
up the concerns on our issue tracker and forum.
IPNS.co gives randomly Cloudflared hosts and the hosts may also be
outside of the European Union.
I know PTIO sysadmins and I know it's not behind Cloudflare and in
France at OVH.
Redirect to Tor mailing list archive where the Facebook person tells
that they just got lucky. The latest time I have seen people speculating
Facebook bruteforcing a v2 onion address entirely has been today and
while I support moving to v3 onions, I prefer to see facts and I imagine
I will be linking here multiple times in the future.
I think Wire.com is a bit unhelpful on how it only advertises itself for
teams and barely mentions Wire Personal, while the download page also
includes browser link allowing trying it and makes the separation
between Personal and Pro more clear.
