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Ahh now I get what you mean, ok ok :)
Edit: My 100th comment on the platform!🎉
Maybe duckduckgo will eventually add a search for lemmy like they did for reddit… Shrug
Haha, happy it worked for you. I’m just a bit worried that it may somehow get confused with all the parameters and limit the quantinty of the results.
You should be able to click/tap it (or the arrow on the left) and reveal the text, but anyways, there you are:
https://duckduckgo.com/%s (site:lemmy.world |site:kbin.social |site:lemm.ee |site:programming.dev |site:lemmy.ml |site:sh.itjust.works |site:feddit.de |site:lemmy.ca |site:beehaw.org |site:lemmy.dbzer0.com |site:lemmy.blahaj.zone |site:discuss.tchncs.de |site:sopuli.xyz |site:lemmy.one |site:feddit.uk |site:midwest.social |site:infosec.pub |site:slrpnk.net |site:mander.xyz |site:ttrpg.network |site:lemdro.id)
Yep I checked them both (in the credits). What I did is kinda like the fedi-search, but with more/different instances.
I’d like to check search-lemmy, but it’s down for me as well…
I dont know if can do a “fuzzy” search for me. Plus it may be showing my searches to the instance owner so ugh, dunno.
Ohhhh so you force it to search words that almost only and every lemmy or kbin page contain. Thats smart, might try it as well.
Tnx for giving people the correct link, been using that app for 6+ years.😅
Didn’t know that, might try it if I encounter such app.
Wow, I think I found how to do it, LP has sooo many stuff.
apps developed to temporarily share nudes like Snapchat
👀 I thought snapchat was something like fb messenger
a Zygisk module to null out the callback for the screenshot API
Ok that seems good
You’re right, I should have elaborated.
Helping each app know whether you screenshot something or not doesnt seem like a good idea to me. Blocking it would be somewhat ok, but detecting it seems not that much ok.
If I want to screenshot something without being detected I can bypass the detection by screencasting the device to another phone and take a screenshot from there or just use a camera (or take a note etc etc).
You can’t depend on those measures to ensure your privacy.
What if they use it to know if you are interested in something. What if tiktok or any other app uses it to make more “appropriate” content for you and make a better profile of you? The same applies for websites. Also, what if the OS provided by the phone manufacturer itself that you use also uses that detection? I suppose it already can do that, but why make the detection better?
I know many people will probably not go that far to bypass detection if they want to screenshot something that you don’t want them to, but if you don’t want them to (or you don’t trust them) you probably shouldn’t send whatever you sent them.🤷
And my last point is that it can make people unecessarily suspicious of you if you screenshot something. You might found a message funny and wanted to keep it, not use it for blackmailing. (Though in my 1 to 1 chats I almost always tell the other “I’m saving that” or something similar if I’m screenshoting the chat.) It creates an extra level of anxiety, like those read reciepts on many messenger apps.
I might be wrong, but I don’t feel comfortable with apps knowing what I screenshot.
Edit: I’d like to add that many times those apps don’t have an on/off switch which would be helpful.
Kinda creepy if you ask me
Often times a chat log is needed when people don’t check it often or right away.
I think the timer on each device starts from when the person who has the devices sees the message.
So if you send the message and the timer is 5 minutes, the message on your account (on all of your devices) will be deleted in 5 minutes from now, while the recipient will first see the message (maybe in an hour) and then after 5 minutes it will be deleted from their devices too.
we always just laugh and say “okay, whatever dude” before we do it anyways.
The thing is for people who aren’t used to modding and you try to side-load a random cool app on their phone (or somehow they end up doing it themselves) they might be frightened and may even cancel the installation.
Probably because those two are very different platforms
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/popupoff/
Popupoff simply removes those pop ups and since you can’t see the dialog to accept the cookies it is like not having given consent to cookies. (It sometimes makes the site not work properly, but you can set global and site specific to mitigate the issues.)
I even asked the developer here to make sure.
I also managed to install it on my android, to do this follow this guide https://blog.mozilla.org/addons/2020/09/29/expanded-extension-support-in-firefox-for-android-nightly/
Ayyy, another Greek, hello there!😄
Nice link you have there as an example :)