Thank you. :)

That is interesting, may we have a source?

Or Kwrite of you want something simple.

Isn’t everything susceptible to such “attacks”?

I think you either lack information or are just misinformed.

Those are projects that cooperate with each other, not “hacky” solutions.

They offer services free of charge while respecting at every possible level your rights to privacy, I believe your “limited resource” will understand.

I see your points.

However, both Voyager and Photon are websites that access Lemmy.

They have plenty features and there are others as well.

Care to provide more information?

I cannot imagine someone staying in windows for outlook…

KeepassDX

I mean, taking a cat in and trying to take care of it, is a good thing.

The fact that you admitted you could not offer it the life you deemed good it’s really responsible of you.

I have seen animals that would be better off in the streets due to owner negligence…

You could always something that needs less maintenance, like fish where the process is pretty much automated after the initial set up…

Or a hard to kill plant. :)

We know that not everyone in our community will embrace our entrance into this market. But taking on controversial topics because we believe they make the internet better for all of us is a key feature of Mozilla’s history. And that willingness to take on the hard things, even when not universally accepted, is exactly what the internet needs today.

Out of touch with reality…

Apparently some users preffered it for Android.

IIRC they ship security updates immediately.

Note, that it is still in experimental state.

If only they open sourced their client…

Fair enough.

“33 apps have location access.”

The horror…

As usual.

Tumbleweed! :)

Yeah, just so you know I also run Linux. Now that you are clearly interested let me know if you need opinions on distros.

*I also used to run arch btw.