It's open source, and it's not part of the Chromium monopoly threatening the open web. As a direct result of that, you still have uBlock working without any compromises.
> The Bitwarden web client has actively broken Vaultwarden compatibility at least once
I skimmed the thread, so maybe I missed it, but from what I saw, saying they deliberately broke Vaultwarden is a bit if a stretch. They likely develop their apps without taking into account others (and rightfully so), and it happened to break an unsanctioned 3rd party implementation. Nothing nefarious.
I didn’t say deliberately, but I did say actively. It sounds like this was something that would have broken older Bitwarden self-hosting servers too (no idea how old, or whether this is true at all, for I haven’t checked).
The “nefarious” dividing line is often hard to assess. For a better-known example, it’s interesting just how many times Google has done things like degrading their stuff on Firefox by user-agent string detection, and then been all apologetic about it, it was a mistake, &c. Malice and incompetence can be indistinguishable.
Circa earlier this year I found this blog post, and have – as a paying customer nonetheless, mind you – continued to expect a 180-degree turn (which to be clear, this not yet is) ever since:
Eh? I'm guessing you've never spoken to a European. Especially since Trump's second term (though not just because of Trump), Europeans generally have a bad view of US tech companies.
Irrelevant. The EU is not taking American tech, Apple, Google, Microsoft, Amazon away from 330 million Europeans and replacing it with..nothing? without widespread outrage. In a lot of ways it would cause a societal collapse.
Maybe that’s true in your close people bubble. Don’t generalise it to every European. I’m pretty sure there a big Trump fans base in Poland, Hungary and Germany to name a few.
I tried zerobrew before the original author archived it. It really was faster. There's even a mise plugin for it, but the plugin for it wasn't great to be honest. Caused some wild slowdowns on my prompt. I think it's cos zb or maybe the plugin loads some huge Homebrew version file every time it's invoked. Didn't look too much into it, but it was killed my prompt on slower connections
I can't recommend AdGuard enough. It works across devices, and just does all the DNS level blocking everywhere. I've been able to install it on my parents' devices, my siblings' devices, and more places. They have apps for just about any device. On top of that, you can install user scripts and use them on your mobile phones even if your browser doesn't support them (does require a CA cert being trusted).
My biggest issue is I can't use it while I'm connected to Tailscale, but my plan is to install AdGuard Home on my homelab and have that take over instead. It does remove many of the functions, but it's better than the alternative
Can set for whole lan at gateway by pointing its DNS server to their ipv4/6 addrs.
If you're in stock isp land like me (for now, wip), be sure to cover all your bases, because they quietly hand you over to ipv6 if you just have 4 set. Can verify with eg. resolvectl query doubleclick.net
But yeah definitely do it at device level too. For me on android, simple as settings>private DNS>put ipv4
I just tested it out, that's some low memory footprint. Even less than pi. I run multiple opencode sessions and it eats my ram. I will continue to try to use this.
Thanks! Would be keen to hear how that goes for you - if you find anything that starts to bloat its memory use, let me know and I'll look into it. As a native dev, this has always been something I care about
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