onurtag

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by onurtag 1mo ago
They probably needed an electron web app that could run the (likely ~8MB+) javascript bundle loaded by their ad provider. Sad reality aside; when the new app released I was using an old AppxBundle of the last good version downloaded from a
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by onurtag 2y ago
> With my regular lenses there's a part of the screen that's about a half dollar coin in size that's clear and in focus. The rest of the screen is every so slightly blurry. I have two glasses that have lenses with a simila
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by onurtag 3y ago
In my opinion the worst and most distinguishable downside of webp is the forced 4:2:0 chroma subsampling. On many images with bright colors you can clearly see the color and brightness loss without an educated eye. On comparison [1] you can
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by onurtag 4y ago
I'll pinch in with Tampermonkey's upsides compared to Violentmonkey. Tampermonkey supports @connect [1] which lets you take an action whenever a script connects to a domain that isn't listed in its meta fields. Tampermonkey a
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by onurtag 4y ago
My problem with webp is that lossy mode only supports 4:2:0 chroma subsampling which can make bright colors look worse in some situations. The sharp_yuv parameter helps but it can also introduce visible changes that did not exist beforehand
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by onurtag 5y ago
Yes, they exist and the application is portable. It works when you open it. But your profile is not fully portable. They have a page explaining exactly what I mean. https://chromium.woolyss.com/#secure-preferences
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by onurtag 5y ago
> What's the point when the tech is non portable I know that you meant something else with this, but the wording amused me as currently Firefox is the only up-to-date "portable" browser that lets you carry around your brow
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by onurtag 5y ago
I recognize that code.
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by onurtag 6y ago
Some other unmentioned add-ons that I use frequently: - Contextlets: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/contextlets/ Adds context menu items that execute custom JavaScript. Think of it as an
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by onurtag 6y ago
Other than Sublime Text I also like how Microsoft Office apps and Photoshop does it. I press Alt+Q (it was Ctrl+F on PS), type something in and press enter. If they have a search like that, then it doesn't matter where they hide the fu
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by onurtag 7y ago
It is possible to get that feature back with two advanced tweaks (which I had to use): 1) Increase the number of results in about:config: Set browser.urlbar.maxRichResults to your desired value (like 60). 2) Make the results scrollable wi
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by onurtag 7y ago
Same. After I tried unblocking it temprorarily Firefox blocked it as well.
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by onurtag 8y ago
Here it is: https://gist.github.com/Onurtag/166df8b88744c48e93a64b7c8965...
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by onurtag 8y ago
Using everything with an autohotkey script that replaces Ctrl+F for years now. If I Ctrl+F while an explorer window is open it allows me to search within that folder. Same with desktop, documents and taskbar.