#nobridge
I honestly feel that this falls into parental responsibility. Both Android and iPhone comes with parental controls and the same is true for browsers on computers.
Android example:
iPhone example:
It’s a search away to find step-by-step guides for this stuff, so you don’t even need to know how to do it yourself.
You are commenting through a service that neither forces you to sell your data or pay a subscription fee and yet you don’t recognise that option? :)
It’s available in uBlock Origin when advanced user mode is enabled in settings. No idea if AdNauseam works the same.
https://github.com/uBlockOrigin/uBlock-issues/wiki/Dynamic-filtering:-quick-guide
As a firefox user I’m not really affected by googles changes so I’m not worried about uBO at all.
I will probably stick with noscript as of now, as I’m so used to it and have already built a large whitelist of domains I trust globally.
Not certain what you mean with sharing my settings of scripts. If you mean my whitelist settings in noscript/ublock origin then I would recommend just starting with a blank slate and build up your own whitelist. We’re probably not using the same sites after all.
It is! I read through the docs and did some testing. It’s very similar to noscript once you get used to the flags.
Do not Disable scripts globally using the settings checkbox, it overrides dynamic filtering and ignores your flags
Left flags are global (In the example I block first party and third party scripts globally) and right flags are local for the site you’re currently on. (Here I allow bbc.com to run scripts, that’s the grey flag)
You can locally allow all scripts from a domain like this (notice the grey flag on bbci.co.uk and the inherited dark grey on the subdomains below):
Or you can allow specific subdomains (here I allow emp.bbci.co.uk and ichef.bbci.co.uk specifically while leaving static.bbci.co.uk blocked)
As I’m allowing scripts with the right side local flags the third party sites will still be default blocked if they’re used by another domain that isn’t bbc.com.
How would the whitelist flow work in ublock origin? Can I allow only some third party domains to run js or is it all or nothing?
I like how it’s just a few clicks in noscript with no need to type - makes usage on my tablet and phone simple.
Before spending too much time troubleshooting Linux Mint I would try something that’s a bit further along with the kernel updates considering your gpu.
Personally I’ve had good luck with Fedora KDE - https://fedoraproject.org/spins/kde
If you still wanna go for Linux Mint look into how to install the mainline kernel yourself:
https://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?t=443810
https://ubuntuhandbook.org/index.php/2020/08/mainline-install-latest-kernel-ubuntu-linux-mint/
Femtejuli har skrivit om det också, för de som inte hinner läsa igenom allt själva:
https://femtejuli.se/2025/04/04/protecteu-overvakning-datalagring-och-bakdorrar-till-krypterade-meddelanden/
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I ett 42-punktsprogram vill Going Dark-gruppen nu att meddelande-appar skall certifieras av EU. Man vill ha inflytande över branschens produktprotokoll och tekniska arkitektur.
Gruppen vill ha ny datalagring. Den kräver tillgång till begärd data i läsbar (ej krypterad) form. Data om IP-nummer / port skall också lagras. Detta skall även gälla operatörer som är baserade utanför EU.
Only thing I dislike about the T14s is that you have to dissassemble everything to replace the keyboard. On the T14 it’s so much easier.
A refurbished Lenovo T14 or T16 should do it.
Skipping the smart in TV and connecting my own box on a HDMI was a godsend. My current TV has never had network connectivity.