shishka_b0b

crowdsec is super easy to setup

You might be thinking of the fruit swirl bars

You seem like the type of person that doesn’t just love the smell of their own farts, but thinks everyone else does too.

I’ve used FreeIPTV a few times. The accounts expire after 24 hours but you can make a new one every day if you want and there’s no sign up, just a click of a button. I haven’t looked through the channel line up much since I’ve only used it when there’s a specific show or event I know I wanna watch. There’s a shit load of channels though so worth checking out if you haven’t done so already.

I also found it on the Awesome IPTV repo a while ago. Might be worth checking that out as well.

I haven’t had any problems with subtitles. You mind linking the issue report you’re referring to?

Bruh.

Am I missing something here? The phone can be bought from the manufacturer for €650 and this company is trying to flip that same phone, but with a custom rom pre-installed for €950? So it’s essentially a €300 upcharge to have someone else flash the custom ROM for you. There’s also an automatic installer available for download on the ROMs website, so people wouldn’t have to mess around with ADB or anything if they wanted to do it themself. Most of what’s mentioned about graphene is also BS and the whole write up is just riddled with misinformation.

Please tell me I’m missing something bc if I’m not then no one should buy a single thing from this company.

Edit: OP has a business relationship with this company

I wasn’t sure what the actual preference name was so the code I gave you wasn’t accurate. This is exactly what you need in the user.js file:

user_pref("sidebar.visibility", "hide-sidebar");

It didn’t seem to work the first time I restarted Firefox even though the value for sidebar.visibility was changed correcty in about:config so I edited it back to always-show and then right back to hide-sidebar and now the sidebar remains hidden on startup

Edit: typo

Put the config settings in a user.js file and save it in the root directory of your Firefox profile. It should look something like this:

user_pref("always-show.config.setting", false);
user_pref("hide-sidebar.config.setting", true);

Imagine if men had an actual need for an app like this

You can get rid of it pretty easily with a userContent.css file. This is the only CSS rule you’ll need in there:

.logo-and-wordmark {
  display: none !important;
}

And here’s a good link that explains how to use custom CSS in firefox if you’re not familiar with it already.

Edit: setting browser.newtabpage.activity-stream.logowordmark.alwaysVisible to false might do the trick also