My main blocker for using simplelogin features was that it would make me dependant on proton. But I see this in the new features :

custom domains for aliases

Does this mean that theoricaly if I move away from Proton I will be able to easily migrate all these adresses?

Although this feature looses a big part of its relevance if you are using you own domain as it is a big identifier alone.

Après survécu c'est un grand mot, le retrait du droit à l'IVG aux US c'est passé pendant le mandat Biden juste à cause de l'inertie de 4 ans de Trump ...

I'm using NewPipe daily and it doesn't seem broken at all?

Also, I don't get how people just accept that any input they perform will require an average of 1s for feedback.

But at least now I understand why macs are so popular...

What a big pile of shit software, I swear I'm just gonna quit because of this ass smelling garbage.

Today I discovered that C:/Users/MyUser was silently an alias of C:/Users/OneDriveBullshit/MyUser only in the explorer. So I just figured out why some documents were often disappearing for months, I'm just working on a multiverse were depending on the application the same path don't lead to the same folder.

Earlier this week I unzipped a file and couldn't remove resulting files without administrator privileges.

I've never lost so much time for any fucking software, let alone a paid one. And don't even get me starting on the fucking ads they put everywhere even if you unchecked the 154 options in 42 different menus.

I think the phone industry is trying very hard to look interesting but it's been a while since anybody cared? Or is it really just me?

But at least France is holding its hand this time! 🙃

I hate 2024

Yeah, people who built those modern technologies are mostly over 50, I suppose.

Detecting crawlers can be easier said than done 🙁

So we've reached the point where the web doesn't exist anymore in the general opinion, it's just wall gardened apps now ? 🙁 #web4.0

I think you think too much, most people just want a browser that works and they have one preinstalled on their phone / computer. So when you arrive and recommend Firefox they just hear "Hey ! You have a browser that works, why won't you spend time installing this one that works just as fine, I swear".

Extensions and privacy might look like killer features but they are a bit too abstract to be adoption arguments (why would you even need extensions if your browser is so good).