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ruplicant, in Invidious dragging to a halt
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thanks everyone for the feedback. while unaware, I was still using Invidious in Freetube through the setting “Proxy videos through Invidious”. it’s turned off now and working fine

how can i find such “obscure” instances, tho? i’ve always picked one from the Invidious’ website public list and, upon testing, all of them seem slow right now

also, I had forgotten to try Piped, which is working fine

on a side note, I’d never understood why Piped was made, given that Invidious exists, but here it is, in case anyone wants to know

gregorum, (edited ) in You Need to Turn on Apple’s New Stolen iPhone Tool

TL;DR: Settings > Face ID & Passcode > Stolen Device Protection Toggle ON

TexMexBazooka,

A hero among men

originalfrozenbanana, in ImsService location permission

It is apparently used for emergency location …grapheneos.org/…/746-imsservice-system-app-acces…

homesweethomeMrL, in This is how I KNOW it works as intended

CNN Management: I’m worried that since our purchase by a right-wing nut job and our spectacular idiot explosion of the last CEO, that we’re still in danger of being considered a valid corporate news outlet. What can we do?

CNN Schmuck: We could force mandatory tracking and ads on all website visitors.

CNN Management: Brilliant!

toilet flushing noises

LunchEnjoyer, in Invidious dragging to a halt
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No issues with Freetube here either, never had any either. Running most things on defaults.

Zerush, (edited ) in Manifest v3 is Worse than I Thought
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No problems with the inbuild adblocker in Vivaldi, not even in YouTube (without any ads for me), problems only for Chromiums in which are remaining control and tracking APIs from Google and which are only can use “descaffeinated” Adblockers from the Chrome Store. I can use even direct userscripts in Vivaldi if needed, without the need of Tamper-, Greasy- or Violentmonkey extensions. Vivaldi is a Chromium browser, but Google for the past 9 years has hit its teeth on a rock in attempts to control it.

cashews_best_nut, (edited )

I was a Vivaldi user, like you, until I used Floorp and now I’m a crack addict.

Zerush,
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Floorp is a nice Browser. Apart of Vivaldi, I use also the Mullvad Browser and the SSuite Netsurf for some tasks, before I also had the Midory Browser (almost identical to Floorp) and almost all others which are exist or existed in the past. But Vivaldi remain my main browser since 8 years.

roscoe, in This is how I KNOW it works as intended

Turning off Java script worked when this happened to me. Firefox and ublock origin. It breaks some things but you can do it on a per site basis.

1984, in This is how I KNOW it works as intended
@1984@lemmy.today avatar

CNN fucks. :)

montar, in Invidious dragging to a halt

I’ve just finished 50 minute podcast via piped, worked just fine, recommend you to use some obscure instance and it works great.

RIP_Cheems, in Manifest v3 is Worse than I Thought
@RIP_Cheems@lemmy.world avatar

Good think I don’t use chrome.

mathiouchio,

Great minds thing alike.

pineapplelover, in This is how I KNOW it works as intended

Looks fine on my end. On firefox with ubo

dan42O, in This is how I KNOW it works as intended

Another innovative way to loose readers. Btw I mean no way to utilize CNN in any type of medium is helpful. But some would disagree.

anothermember, in Invidious dragging to a halt

Can’t say I’ve noticed myself with FreeTube to be honest, local API, I’ve been using it for years now and it’s probably as good as it’s ever been. The fallback for me if it ever doesn’t work is yt-dlp.

const_void, in This is how I KNOW it works as intended

Oh no! Anyway…

anarchy79,
@anarchy79@lemmy.world avatar

Ha ha hah!

BlanK0, in This is how I KNOW it works as intended

Lmao, “required componentes to protect your privacy” 🤣🤣🤣🤣

7heo,
@7heo@lemmy.ml avatar

Privacy protection

anarchy79, (edited )
@anarchy79@lemmy.world avatar

You see what they’re actually doing there?

“We are by law forced to give you the option to view our ads and accept our tracking, because of privacy legislation in your region. Since you are hindering us from doing so, you can’t come to the birthday party”.

Ok, thank you EU, I suppose! :)

grue,

Pretty sure CNN is (willfully) misinterpreting the law. The EU is definitely not prohibiting them from just turning off the tracking without providing a choice.

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