Why?

BTW, do you know why are there so many forks of Greasemonkey? What happened to the parent project?

They lure you in with their neat thematic icons and ordered structure, but they’re all MANIACS there! Every last one of them!

I’m sorry to interject, but what you refer to as GNU/Linux is… Uh… Never mind, carry on.

Well done! Protip: You can use double new lines to format paragraphs. And full-stops.

Godspeed, friend.

With Recall as it is, trying to have anything written privately in Windows is a losing battle.

No clue, but they could use nice.

Oh. Right.

No, what you wrote sucks any way you slice it. You try again.

Borg is amazing but I don’t think it’s a good fit for your case.

Nothing. Like, absolutely nothing. It didn’t keep up with the times. I spent am untold amount of time on IRC, but the fact that you have to be online to have a chance to read messages just doesn’t jive with most people’s schedules anymore.

What are you sniffing? There’s no more pro censorship platform then Reddit. Lemmy at least keeps a mod log.

So like XMPP, SIP, Mumble, or Matrix without the chat part.

Ventrilo looks someone’s bad first open source project, but it’s proprietary. The audio quality must be orgasmic for people to use it.

That would regio explain with there are so few matrix servers out there compared to Lemmy or Mastodon.

They are one and the same.

I guess I just assumed they’d remove the telemetry, but yeah, shouldn’t assume.

I’m not following your logic here. Why would you want to get rid of ReVanced? It’s not a Google product any more than other alternative frontends, right?

Depends on your threat model. If you use secure DNS and https for the RSS feed, then these people would know your IP and the IP you’re connecting to:

• the DNS provider
• the RSS server
• your ISP/ VPN server

Your ISP or VPN will know you’ve made a TCP connection to that server at a specified port, but that’s it. It’s trivial for them to reverse lookup the IP back into a name.

Only the RSS server will know the specific URL you’re visiting though.