If you’re using Arc browser, perhaps it’s time to think again.Also, “while researching, i saw some data being sent over to the server, like this query everytime you visit a site: the hostPattern being the site you visit, this is against arc's privacy policy which clearly states arc does not know which sites you visit.”https://kibty.town/blog/arc/
@lapcatsoftware also that video while technically correct, was a horrible way to do it. They make little metal devices for it, and it becomes trivial. I’d replace it with a cheap $20 NATO style strap, as they can be washed fairly easily.
@rmondello Passkeys Information includes Created Date, Credential ID, Device Name, last 4 digits of Device Serial #, Device UDID, Domain, Hardware Model, Last Used Date, and Public Key.That's a lot of data, and the purpose is totally unclear.
@lapcatsoftware but that’s also my point. Although for clarification, IRE is an EU member, and it was the EU that found Apple in violation of IRE giving a company an unfair concession. The EU fines its own member countries with some frequency.
@lapcatsoftware yeah, I always mess this up in my head (because the UI isn’t clear). My head wants ‘posts’ to be ‘stuff the user typed and hit send’ — which would include replies to other user posts. Then another tab which is the firehose of everything. I do agree with the notion of a boostless feed with everything else but that’s also not a thing rn.
@lapcatsoftware Something interesting in Safari 17…That page loads fine in a non-Private window. In a private window, I get the 'this page didn't load correctly' banner error and prompting me to drop some of my security settings. The page appears to load but is entirely non-interactive. Anecdotally, I have seen this behaviour a lot, and it's always because there's a 3rd party ad/tracker that isn't loading, and the page is waiting for it, and blocking page load/interactivity.
@lapcatsoftware yeah, creative endeavours are just… different. I think though, there’s a subjective feeling that may connect you more/less with a work. Again, not competition per se, but specifically how it relates to you in a context.
@lapcatsoftware there’s a weird similar behaviour I noticed in ios safari and private windows… they’re blank when you swipe up and go into the app switcher. It makes it very annoying when you’re trying to look at the info and multitask. It feels they’re changing the definition of what Private Browsing is supposed to mean.