Flohmarkt is probably the closest thing https://codeberg.org/grindhold/flohmarkt

he won’t see this, my guy

https://fosstodon.org/@sponsorblock/110803883664782262

it also whitelists ad blockers from working on some, presumably “partnered”, websites.

quick, do your own homework.

I do miss the tab bar, it would be great to have it on the tablet. I can’t comment on how differently the browser behaves now regarding storing loaded pages in memory though, because most of the time I’d have an underpowered phone that would kick out everything out of memory when switching apps anyway.

It was also much smoother

now that’s just rose-tinted glasses speaking. I remember how absolutely abysmal old Firefox’ scrolling was, and how they’ve claimed multiple times that they’ve improved it but it was still horribly sluggish compared to Chromium browsers. I’ve been using Firefox Preview (and then Nightly after enough performance improvements have landed on it) for about a year just to have acceptable experience on mobile.

nope.

just treat it as a creative writing piece (which most of the time it is anyway)

perhaps a digital drawing program like Paint or Krita will be more to your liking, you can place as many pixels as you want!

Ready to get downvoted again

such courage

https://tosdr.org/

“Windows bad pls upvote”

one of the mentions that you added to your post (along with thelinuxEXP for some reason) makes it appear in a Lemmy community that’s focused on Linux news, not screenshots.

“guys look here’s an ASCII logo of the distro I use”

okay… and?

it still retains iOS iconography, including the share button.

Mastodon. I got to a point where it’s actually getting difficult to catch up with what people I follow have posted while I’ve been asleep.

then it’s worth mentioning that only the manager (and possibly the modifications) are open source. the Spotify client it installs is still closed source. same deal as with apps patched with Revanced.

no and no.

actual link: https://www.science.org/content/blog-post/room-temperature-superconductor-new-developments