well codeberg’s CI system is almost a copy of github actions, so there’s that

the actual problem is not that you need an additional account, but as OP said, the terms. with an account they can tie all your searches, what repos have you visited and how often, and other non-public activities to you. basically the same data mining that youtube, facebook and others do, just in an earlier stage

Pretty sure roku ones don’t allow to be used until you accept their terms online

system apps have whatever permissions they want, and you can’t remove them. so much for easy permission management, when the adversary is the manufacturer

well only if that becomes possible at all

No more upgradable storage, no easily swappable batteries, no more repairability and no more brick like durability.

that’s your Modern Approach

the change is to signal a modern approach to the ThinkPad range

framework exists now

that’s true but they are quite expensive.

does the addon support usage like that?

It’s useful but opening such a form takes nearly as much time as filling it out

the source of my so called “disinformation” is the browser compatibility table in the Mozilla Developer Network article on the tab hiding API of WebExtensions

now its my turn. why are you spreading the disinformation that firefox mobile supports tab hiding and tab grouping addons?
where can we read the spec?
where can we see the mockups?
which tab grouping extension is working on firefox mobile?

mobile firefox misses tab hiding too, which is needed for tab grouping addons, so I doubt the feature will come there in the foreseeable future

I use gitea, with sometimes nextcloud tasks. I only make gitea issues for longer lived or more complex tasks because I can take a lot of notes along the way, and nextcloud tasks only for things that I want to show up in my calendar.

it would be so good if there was some kind of integration between the two, to create tasks for issues with a deadline.

earlier I have used vikunja instead of nextcloud for tasks, but it has the same limitations, plus thunderbird is not compatible with it (the only half decent calendar software I know of for windows), and the web client makes itself unusable when there’s no network, by which I mean you can’t even read the pages that you made sure to preload

which OS do you have? maybe parts of firefox have been moved to swap or compressed memory

they have an entirely different use case

all jira tickets regarding it has also been closed without a (real) response

they have been breaking the GDPR for years but it seems nobody cares. data mining is still an opt-out setting

first I was seeing it as a flag. now I see it as a dinosaur head with open mouth at the top of a flagpole

I’m blocking that too, it’s even disabled in the settings. in my opinion they shouldn’t be doing this in a privacy oriented browser in an opt-out manner. look at where they host the data: GCP and AWS. that’s maybe fine for firefox sync data because it’s encrypted (probably only on a per-record level though, so it may still be useful to measure activity), but for usage data, no thanks

As a Nightly user

that makes some difference, but they shouldn’t count the needs of nightly users as the needs of release users. totally different userbase, to begin with

I don’t think it’s you who is at fault here

it can be still useful to know how to code, for when you want to put together a tool, or something that does things automatically

we need to consume the rich. There’s no other way