Can you link me to a way to use colours that change with the terminal colour preset? I haven't come across anything like that or maybe didn't pay attention. It would be really helpful

You said you can't even set an env variable to change them so I assume that there is an even better way?

Wikipedia has a good section on the different methods of describing colour: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ANSI_escape_code#3/4_bit

I've got some Go code that you can reuse if you want to the escape codes in Go: https://github.com/lmorg/murex/blob/master/utils/ansi/codes....

Just bare in mind that any numbers you see in documentation are sent as ASCII values rather than integers. eg `ESC[31m` (red text) should be sent to the terminal as

    []byte{  // http://www.asciitable.com/
        27,  // ESC character code
        91,  // '['
        51,  // '3'
        49,  // '1'
        109, // 'm'
    }

Though, as you know, most languages will have some syntactic sugar to translate characters to their ASCII values, eg

    'm' == 109
    Asc("m") == 109
    ...etc...

so at least you don't have to write all those values by hand.

Thanks for the explanation and the snippets ^^

On Linux, in X, you can use xresources. Otherwise there's termcap

totally forgot about xresources! thanks for the reminder

Something like this was posted here before https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23206922

It even have a bookmarklet that allow you to play on any webpage

https://gluttonc.chesterdoran.com

Sadly doesn't seem to work on Firefox, unless I'm doing something wrong. My address bar looks like this:

https://gluttonc.chesterdoran.com/#%E2%A0%80c%E2%A0%80%E2%A0...

Oh my bad this one runs on the title bar while the other one on the address bar

Awesome! Love the simple page design - almost went for something similar. I found a few games that work in the address bar, but I didn‘t know this one yet, thanks.

P.S. you can add TitleRun as a bookmarklet as well ;)

Didn't know that's great to hear! it's fun to play ^^

Be careful the address bar games don't spam your browser history, it can be a mess.

updates to the tor library gets updated in brave most likely (if they care about its security) updates to the Tor Browser shouldn't affect it mostly unless they like a feature and they want to add it.

I think this is pretty cool! One suggestion is making it easier to search by date. I was able to figure it out by clicking a link but if it was possible to select from a calendar or type in a date and get all events that would make it more friendly :3

Thanks! Yup I need to spend more time on it. I had a hard time finding an intuitive calendar UI that works on both desktop and mobile, and finally settled on just relying on search. But I did have a hunch that it's not good enough.

It's HTTP headers not HTML as far as I could tell.

The article didn't say the exact name of the header but it mentions support.torproject.org uses it so looking into its headers:

    $ curl -I https://support.torproject.org/
    [redacted]
    Onion-Location: http://4bflp2c4tnynnbes.onion/index.html
    [redacted]

Thanks! That was easy to implement.

Indeed, this will help avoid scams too!

Indeed! This release promise more focus on usability and that's really great. human readable URLS and .onion headers can help newcomers get out to find their way and evade scams

I wasn't aware of that. I don't use it a lot but I assumed the same thing and that something like https://www.invidio.us/ would be necessary to make it usable Great to know thanks!

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For domains: Take a couple hours to find the cheapest ones available but you can get a free sub-domain as-well which is the cheapest available. I do NOT recommend Freenom ones users always had issues with them. However I do recommend eu.org[1]. You can get a sub domain like (4-letters and more).eu.org or anything.(on of their subdomains).eu.org. For example I have two: asvvvad.eu.org and vvv.int.eu.org.

For DNS forwarding (A/AAAA/CNAME/TXT records ect): I started with Namecheaps FreeDNS but switched recently to 1984hosting.com's free DNS service I used the former for quite a while and didn't have many problems with it just set it up and forgot about it but using 1984hosting's feels better and easier specially the interface

1984hosting also have a hosting plan that include free .com domain. It only have yearly payments which is $109 for a year and $129 for renewal which is less than $10 a month. That's pretty cheap for an unlimited hosting with a .com domain included I guess

[0]: https://www.heliohost.org/ [1]: https://nic.eu.org/ [2]: https://1984hosting.com/buy/hosting/

That's beyond DuckDuckGo's control since that data is controlled and sent by the browser. There are many addons for doing what you said though just look for user-agent changer or faker

Startpage's private browsing feature does something similar but far more effective.