On Fri, Feb 11, 2022 at 3:47 AM, Daniel Littlewood
wrote:
> ...
> From the other end, there is always ed.
> Unfortunately I don't have much experience with it, and it's not often
> discussed, so I can't tell whether it could do the "integration" step.
>
> I wonder whether there are any text-edi
(Apologies for this inelegant reply to
https://lists.suckless.org/dev/2105/34317.html)
Greetings, Quentin.
I hadn't seen wyebadblock; that looks like a great backstop and I'll try it
soon. Thanks for pointing it out, and for helping me think about this in the
larger context of webkitgtk rather
> When it comes to feature sets, I might be considered to be extreme but I just
> love Adnauseam (adnauseam.io) which is an agressive take on content
> filtering. From what I can tell though, this community cares about privacy
> and any way tracking and/or fingerprinting can be avoided is a welc
Well met.
I wrote a WebKit content filter for surf. It is over a hundred lines of ugly
and slow, so no patch is included, but surf is now in my future. I'd be happy
to continue kludging along with my own podge of content-mining tools, but I'd
also be pleased to put on a spit of polish and share
