@Vivaldi
Not recently but primarily because it still runs the full #uBlockOrigin. Keep it that way.
The first three become more and more important.
My most important and most unfulfilled #FeatureRequest is full #SiteSpecificBrowser / #SSB functionality. That’s not the #PWA compromise. I’m talking about what #Chromeless did.
@calisti @kubikpixel @GreenSkyOverMe @privacybadger
Für mich gilt ganz klar Privacy Badger + unlock Origin.
Leider gibt‘s aktuell kein gute Option mehr für #SiteSpecificBrowser. Daher habe ich immer eine Handvoll Browser installiert.
Heutzutage braucht man leistungsfähige Desktop-Hardware, um mehrere Browser mit mehreren Ad-Blockern zu betreiben.
Ich sage bewusst Desktop. Bestimmte Seiten (z.B. YouTube) verwende ich nur von Desktop-Browser.
2) Hope that Apple will pull their head out of their ass and develop Safari into a full web application OS extension.
a) Develop their profile into fully independent browser instances.
b) Improve web apps into fully customizable apps offering a full range of browser settings and extensions.
I did like the #Chromeless SSB app on macOS very much. But development stopped a while ago.
3/3
I have yet to really dive into further testing/repair of my 2013 Mac Pro workstation, so have been tackling things to make my current 2015 13" MacBook Air workstation slightly less cumbersome (especially the 8GB RAM ceiling). Public aspects include:
- More #MLVWM `mlvwmrc` X11 application styles: https://github.com/morgant/mlvwmrc/
- Improvements to someone's #Firefox #SiteSpecificBrowser #SSB utility for use on #OpenBSD with MLVWM: https://github.com/sebastianappler/ffssb/pull/1
@_Davidsmith
Maybe not in the context of Widgetsmith, but I think there is a place for a good #SiteSpecificBrowser app on all platforms. #FluidApp and #Cromeless were good entry points but are not maintained anymore. #PWA is only halfway there. Individual browser instances is better. And it does not look like Apple will do this well.
Can someone #recommend a #SiteSpecificBrowser solution for iOS?
Not looking for a way to put a bookmark on the Home Screen.
I want to be able to create separate instances with individual settings, cookies, extensions and if possible multiple tabs.
I’m using #SSB extensively on macOS but haven’t found anything similar on iOS so far. Even on macOS the good ones - #fluid and #chromeless - aren’t supported anymore.
@jyrgi66 Hallo Jürgen, ich kann zwar nicht direkt helfen, aber beim nächsten Post am besten passende Hashtags verwenden, sodass dein Tröt (besser) gefunden werden kann.
z.B.:
Oh wow, not only can't #Mozilla #Firefox's #SSB (#SiteSpecificBrowser) mode:
-> show title-attribute contents when hovering over their elements (so no visible image alt descriptions either)
-> open a right-click context menus (so no "right-click, copy link address")
I now discover it also doesn't support resizing with ctrl+mouse wheel or ctrl+plus/minus keys...
Sounds to me like Fx isn't ready ready for #PWA (#ProgressiveWebApps)?
