Readit NewsThis is supposed to be saved as a Javascript Bookmarklet?
Yes, I'm using it as a bookmarklet. I'm using firefox but I think it should work the same for other browsers.
I also have one to kill all running javascript and remove all event listeners, it works wonders when you are redirected to a paywall / login page after a few seconds.
* Clicking 'expand' button on any dialog (T&C) expanded the dialog to cover the page but doesn't expand the contents to match
* Tiny flag icons to select country
* The age slider that went from 0-180 years and didn't update as you slid it (fun on a trackpad)
* number input for house number that required clicking on the arrows to change it one at a time
* utterly ambiguous human verification instructions
In the end, the only fair and objective way to filter content is the rule of law, as it applies to everyone equally. Every subjective decision will always offend some people.
I personally think the linked page "the long game" [1] found in this page is more interesting on this topic than the original link.
Another helpful use case: Some annoying sites ask you to create an account before you can browse them, but there's a faster way: Click on a 'lost password' link, and enter <website name>@mailinator.com as your email - chances are, someone else has already used mailinator to create an account, and you can re-use theirs :-)
It's currently in "trick the user" mode: it has you connect to wifi to download the latest security updates, then remembers the network and automatically tries to have you create an account a step or two later.
I avoided it by rebooting, going into the bios, disabling wifi, and then resuming setup - only when it couldn't connect would it allow a local account. Just rebooting to restart initial setup doesn't work, it remembers the network.
The only thing I have yet to figure out for BitWarden is how to get a little icon to show up next to user/password fields in forms. I just have to right click and go to BitWarden (FireFox) to get there, which it just slightly more work. Still worth it.
Why would I pay $36/year (LastPass) for something that I can control for free?
Hope it helps.
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> So, when I answer your "Quick call?" with "What's the problem?", that's really for your own good :wink face:
Please do not ever write sentences like this in a professional context where you are not friends with the recipients, it's terrible.
It sets the tone to "adult to children discussion where I think that I am smarter than you" which is the last thing you want when you try to solve on of your pain point.
One the other hand if you want me to avoid interacting with you as much as I can that would be spot on.