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Yes, it does!

The best thing I can think of is to contribute to the Lemmy front-end itself, but since I’m not familiar with the framework they use, and how the project is structured, I don’t think I’ll be able to do it for the forseeqble future. Feel free to open an issue about this on their GitHub however!

Well, it seems like it’s going to be a little more tricky. There’s no ID to detect the post sorting selection menu. For the language select, I could look for elements containing the ID language-select but it does not seem to be possible for post sorting.

The best thing I could think of is to add ?sort=Old, ?sort=New to the URL but it does not seem to affect the sorting unless the button is actually clicked or the page fully reloads.

If I could consistently select the elements that allow for filtering (and be careful that it doesn’t conflict with other types of filtering on other pages), I could do it, but right now I don’t see a solution.

I could make another add-on for that, if you are interested

Update! Now should work with any language select in Lemmy, not just post creation!

Add-on even lighter than before! Let’s save those bytes~

Wait a few hours for Mozilla to approve it then update to v1.1, or get it now from GitHub releases!

Thank you for your feedback, I’ve switched to the GPL V3 license

Well, thanks for sharing! The more options the better!

For everyone on Android, you can just patch the youtube app using ReVanced, which will remove ads, add sponsorblock, allow you to hide shorts and the “People also watched” sections. It can be pretty tricky to patch if you don’t know what you’re doing so feel free to tell me if you run into any issues. If you don’t care about the algorithm and your feed, you can get the third-party client NewPipe, it’s FOSS but sometimes crashes while reading some videos. Pick one!

I have put a link with more info about this if you don’t want to use Actalis

Updated, thanks!

I don’t think it’s possible to do that, but I have no experience on this since I don’t use my own email server so I could very well be wrong.

Awesome, i spent a long time writing it and I’m happy you find it useful!

So as I understand :

1. Actalis is a trusted authority among others but is the only one to issue free S/MIME certificates that I found. You need to use a trusted authority to make the signature, or else your email client will say “Cannot verify signature authenticity” and show a red badge. This explains it better
2. When you sign your email, you include your public key in the signature. So just sign every email (usually an option in your client) to let anyone you email have your public key. I don’t really understand why you would need to change stuff in the email server.

Can you tell me what is this app? Edit, I found it, it’s NetGuard

You should check out this fork by the person who made CTGP7, there are portable releases

Citra (it’s the main fork, still being updated now by the person who made), and Yuzu (Also seems to be active)

Here’s a fork of Citra that can connect to the official nintendo network, still avilable now, by the person who made CTGP7 (custom tracks and characters in MarioKart 7), and here’s the one for Yuzu. I think these are gonna be the main forks because they already have quite a lot of activity. It’s cool that Citra and Yuzu were open-source so things like this can be made!

I’m out of the loop, what’s the wayland backend?