@cupcakezealot It’s
neofetch

Try it! :blobcathug:

@cmnybo I figured it out, but I think it’s still not very intuitive when you’re used to it working by default!

@First_Thunder Is there any way to disable that?

@This2ShallPass @themachinestops As an extension developper on Mozilla’s store, yes it’s definitely possible. There’s some automatic review process but what you state in your implicit data consent disclosure (that’s how they call it) is up to the developer.

However, the extension can’t access all websites unless you specifically allow it while installing. There’s an “All websites” permission, so if it’s that or if it includes some kind of sketchy site then it’s a bad sign.

Finally, just like any web page, you can always inspect an extension and check the network requests to see if it’s doing malicious stuff. If so, then you can report it.

But since mozilla accounts are free and only require a verified email, they could just create another one. It’s an endless game of whack-a-mole!

@herseycokguzelolacak Just like how clicking any web links (be it from the shitty widgets menu or from windows search) that open the browser, open as edge:// links which force opening on Microsoft Edge even if it’s not your default browser. This sucks but at least I can uninstall Edge easily from the settings (maybe because I am in the EU)

Seriously considering switching to Linux lately!

@anamethatisnt @schnurrito Good catch, I did not include a licence, now it’s MIT licensed!

@First_Thunder More like “Chromium takes ~2x longer to process folder uploads (before I can even read the files)”, and “Chromium drops all files without the subfolders when you drop a folder on a page (it’s just like if you uploaded all the files from inside all the folders), although it still works fine when you use the upload button for some reason”

So yeah, firefox optimized because Firefox implements the features better haha

@MonkderVierte The thing is, since the code is running inside a browser extension there’s no way to interact with third party tools that aren’t part of the standard JavaScript api.

Well, I mean there’s Native Messaging https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Add-ons/WebExtensions/Native_messaging but it only works for PC (Bye bye to ~70% of Android users) and I’d have to use a forked version to be able to handle messages from the browser extension, so I think that’s not the best solution for me

@MonkderVierte I’m afraid I can’t handle that from a browser extension, but good to know!

@Redex68 Honestly I have no idea, I barely use OBS

@prex Wait that’s a thing?
Well, this host basically the same value as a “Sent from my iPad” signature haha, how can you encrypt a post that’s publicly available to everyone?

- Sent with Mastodon Web

@LodeMike A more programatically concrete way would be to use https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/MediaStream_Recording_API/Using_the_MediaStream_Recording_API

@MrFloppy I agree! I sometimes received notifications on Mastodon from comments by Lemmy accounts on this post but far from with all comments (~10%) and sometimes my replies on Mastodon didn’t carry over to Lemmy (I don’t even know if this one will!) so there’s still work to be done to get things working just right!

@Binette Awesome, glad you like it!!

@Skiluros Heading URL is the 1st line of your mastodon post.
You can join an image to your mastodon comment and it will show on lemmy (a new post will just show the link to the post)
For URL and thumbnail I don’t think you can.

@Berin
Here’s how yours look for me.
Notice how it says 0 message on top, but can still see your posts?

Maybe you need to follow someone from the remote instance so they know each other and can federate. That’s just a guess.

@Skiluros What do you mean by sync exactly?

Try Platoon on the NES, you get bombarded by ennemies while you have to find your way through this abomination of a maze!