lyvxh

4 ms·

1.
by lyvxh 3y ago
Well, it might be a coincidence, but it also wouldn't surprise me if it wasn't. Your identity was probably linked using fingerprinting. Private browsing mode offers almost zero protection against this. Even Tor isn't protecte
2.
by lyvxh 3y ago
Maybe we need HDCP headphones/speakers?
3.
by lyvxh 3y ago
Me neither, possibly because JSX, Svelte etc. do actually interpret it that way, deviating from HTML.
4.
by lyvxh 3y ago
uBlock Origin is specifically one of the whitelisted extensions, and you can disable this feature by setting extensions.quarantinedDomains.enabled to false (in about:config)
5.
by lyvxh 3y ago
Well, if you consider the accompanying HTML as well as a user mindlessly clicking orange squares as part of the execution, then yes, it is: https://jsfiddle.net/Camilo/eQyBa/
6.
by lyvxh 3y ago
You can cycle the captcha.
7.
by lyvxh 3y ago
If you want to make it work for all sites, you need to turn on allowGenericProceduralFilters in the advanced settings.
8.
by lyvxh 3y ago
It can, using CSS injection: example.com##body:style(overflow: auto !important)
9.
by lyvxh 3y ago
Well, I use Stylus, and it works fine on Android (but you need to use a "custom addon collection" to add it, which is only available on Beta and Nightly). I see no reason why Stylish wouldn't also work. https://blo
10.
by lyvxh 3y ago
I just use brand accounts for this. You can create them here: https://www.youtube.com/channel_switcher It's the best hidden feature of YouTube. You switch using the normal account switcher.
11.
by lyvxh 3y ago
If you're on Mastodon, you need to use @startrek@startrek.website instead of !startrek@startrek.website
12.
The Seven Sources of Unsoundness in TypeScript(effectivetypescript.com)
1 points by lyvxh 4y ago|0 comments
13.
by lyvxh 4y ago
WebAuthn (or the new iOS "Passkeys" feature which is based on WebAuthn under the hood) does this.