Full-fat VPS and roll-your-own proxy solutions are wonderful! Can you recommend a vps service that gives you the global access and a workspace for you to build your tools for your toolkit?
Most I’ve priced were either more than $6usd /month or were very, very over-provisioned, but I’m interested in learning!
Something strange happened in the last decade, wherever one has 300 emotional support tabs and browsers had to create really elaborate tab groups and memory management for juggling stacks upon stacks of tabs.
I don’t think anyone actually uses bookmarks anymore, except you, me, about any 3000 misc nerds.
Can I ask what has you subscribing toVPN’s year round? I have three use cases for my subscription
I end up subscribed to Mullvad for maybe 5 months a year. I still end up paying less than a NordVPN subscription, I feel good about supporting Mullvad’s mission (like the ongoing development of their own browser).
I also love that I can share my subscription with other users if I needed to, just by giving them current account ID number. In this way, it would be practical to give up to five people access while still protecting all of my devices since I throw the VPN on my travel router.
I will schill for a very short list of companies, all day long, and Mullvad would be on that list twice simply because they don’t trick me into an endless subscription of any sort while all the others get committed income out of me annually.
Exception when gargling orange.
I didn’t even know that they claim Chrome extensions will work, I simply use the Firefox extensions in Waterfox.
My browsing style is antiquated, my ADHD will only afford me about eight tabs per browser window and I usually have about four of those going at a time.
I aggressively kill tabs to save my own mental memory more than the machine’s memory.
It’s like $6.50USD /month, 2x the cost of mainstream vpn’s.
It’s valuable for me so I’m happy to pay and support them, but I’m mostly only need them while traveling.
For want of $100 /year Apple developer subscription , the libewolf team can’t sign binaries for Silicon M series Macs.
I spent an hour and a half trying to get librewolf to work, and just gave up for Waterfox instead.
On my laptop I run Firefox for some things, Watefox for others, and fall back to Chrome only as absolutely necessary when Gecko can’t get me there.
Doubtful. Even one of me is pretty lazy. They’ll want someone more apt for their clone army.