Safari has never had uBlock Origin and has been missing more advanced capabilities since at least Safari 13, FYI: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36986831

Adguard + Safari blocks pretty much everything, but helpful context on uBlock.

But I can't install safari on my Linux.

Can you link to this?

FWIW, https://mapcomplete.org exists - I haven't used it much, but iOS users should try it out.

Another StreetComplete user here. Great app, open source, more people should be on it, especially if they are active and going to new places often.

> It's worse than selling users off. Pocket was integrated for free and Mozilla later bought Pocket. In essence Mozilla paid to sell it's users.

Maybe I have reading comprehension issues, because it seems to me like it isn't worse than selling users off. Mozilla sold its users... to itself. That's really bad, right?

People don't like Obama either. The virtue signalling by proxy is lame, no?

He won a landslide victory.

More accurate than others I have seen that try to do simple name matching. I am looking for announcements by mod teams before adding entries to the list.

>The only people that are still upset are the people who just want to continue to use ad-free readers, without paying money.

I am definitely in the minority, but I am upset that Reddit plans to monetize my writing by selling it to LLM companies (without an opt-out).

>Also, I haven't seen Linus Torvalds use a Macbook (an M2 Air running Asahi Linux) until recently either.

You're about a decade late: https://www.cultofmac.com/162823/linux-creator-linus-torvald...

>Spider monkey hasn't kept up. It's Firefox only.

That isn't true though: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SpiderMonkey#Use