The issue is that if you do not set permissions in the manifest, clicking allow in the safari UI would only return a blank URI, "". The original extension in this case would also just return an error.
I've modified the manifest so that it is asking Safari for wider permissions, so that when the permission is granted by the user, the proper URL is returned.
Currently the extension will suggest that it needs access to every page the user visits, occasionally opening a popup automatically if I remember correctly.
For something that’s a glorified bookmarklet, that’s a lot to ask.
This should be the expected behavior when pressing the button on a new Safari tab. Otherwise, should redirect to the URL your current open tab is displaying.
Then something in the UX is broken. From your store images, I understood that clicking on that tab menu item, it would display last archive date and ask to rearchive, no?
There is a reason why most Safari extensions apps do not just show an icon and a label, but actually explain how to use their embedded extensions.
The extension is open source, I'm open to new ideas on how to improve this further. The current Edge/Firefox extensions just error out, and this was not acceptable for this version of the extension per the AppStore rules.
Yeah, there should be two redirects. The first is searching for the URL you entered, the second should either newly cache the page, or load the cached page. Same behavior as firefox.
I don't believe Hindenburg is claiming that 100% of all uses of Block is fraudulent. For any service, something between 0 and 100% of use case generally is fraud; their claim is that the actual percentage is much higher than what the public knows, and thus the market is overvaluing Block.
While I agree with andrewstuart, there are not many other boards with the community, developer support, and ecosystem backing that Rpi has. Unfortunately, they really put the work in early to make sure they were positioned well in the ARM SBC space. (The fact that you can run some workstation loads with 4 or 8GB of ram on Pi is a bonus)
I'm hoping with Risc-V boards coming out, that maybe the cycle can start new and someone else can build a similar community, but actually value them.
I've switched my main domain to iCloud, once they announced custom domains. It "just works" with the Apple devices I usually use for main domain stuff. If I do end up leaving Apple, this will likely get moved to another service.
I do have a few other domains I use for various tasks and testing, I've moved those to the free Zoho Tier for now. I'll keep an eye out if anything else comes up thats worth looking at. These work well with any device, and not just Apple ones.
Nouveau would likely want to remain a "cleanroom" project, with most of the functionality developed through good ol fashioned reverse-engineering. Incorporating anything from the leaked documentation would likely throw the project in legal jeopardy.
