Opt out, would serve first time users better.

The good old stack overflow answer.

Ok couple of things here;

1. I don’t see Lemmy design flaws fixable over the long term, the developers could invest into improving a lot of aspects of Lemmy, but basically you can’t change the design after you already had semi- finished the software.
2. I don’t do Drama, sorry to disappoint you on this front, but from my experience discussing the problems with the developers usually don’t held any results, especially on major changes(I am talking here from my experience with other services).
3. I am not looking to change anyone mind, neither get convinced by Lemmy.
4. I am asking for any general recommendations, without any specific preference.

I hope this clears things to you from my side.

February 20, 2025

Thank you, I am gonna add it to the post.

Try deleteing cookies and revisiting.

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I really can’t figure out if you are trolling or not.

Republished on March 16th

The orginal article got published back in Jan: https://www.forbes.com/sites/zakdoffman/2025/01/03/new-gmail-outlook-apple-mail-warning-2025-hacking-nightmare-is-coming-true/

Great.

But… how does this exactly relate to the article here?

https://github.com/zen-browser/desktop/pull/927

How exactly is this not news?

Sadly, some users who use UO report the same thing is happening with them: https://old.reddit.com/r/uBlockOrigin/comments/1jbv1xn/youtube_ads_detection_breakages_2025_megathread/miz9q7x/

Thank you a lot, I appreciate your comment highly due to the time and effort you spent on it.😄

Next up they might test making the whole first page for ads, and the pages after that for search results.

So?

I can talk about the problems with Time Magazine for a lot of Time[unintended pun] but I will leave you with the privacy test result here:

Sure, check here for example: https://lemmy.world/post/26724275

Open weights.

The solution is for Firefox to die and for all the payments to be paid to Servo instead.

Servo survived all the problems that got thrown at them without excuses.

Meanwhile Firefox seem to shot themselves every week by their own choice.

I mean who the hell thought that integrating AI into Firefox for example is a good idea.