who needs anaconda lol dpaste.org/QNLfT

diggy.club/articles/browsers.xhtml#seamonkey lovely FUD there, twat

> This will be short and might not be completely technically accurate, as this browser has too many flaws for me to bother with it. As expected from FF offshoots, it spies on you. Here are the requests that SeaMonkey sends at launch:

> shows a log of web requests loading the SeaMonkey homepage

> SeaMonkey clearly doesn't care about user privacy too much, though it's miles better than vanilla FF in that it doesn't track your specific movements.

lovely hitpiece

ugh, every time somebody links to Digdeeper, I want to hit my monitor

but I can't afford new LCDs, so I stop and *close tab*

"Can I get a browser that doesn't treat me like a Down's syndrome patient and exposes all its functionality through the UI?"

yeah, off to the blacklist, you idiot

that fuckin site lol

hai tomman

hows the tomman today?

fake rain

fake rain huh

hot as usual

am I mentioned by name on this thing?

I AM

sadly yes, scroll down :/

the guy hates EVERYTHING

I didn't recognized it was Digdeeper until I figured out the color scheme (the URL is new)

i guess he doesn't hate me

as much

or maybe he does

i dunno

don't worry, I hate him, so off to the blacklist it goes :)

oh no he is still blaming me the most

ok

moron is the one who tries to tell me I have no power when I can make this idiot rant about me personally

lol

well tho that was then

When I see someone mentioning systemd as "SystemD", I just learn it's time to close the tab and move on

I am sure people will always complain about me and rant but not for the same reasons and hopefully not so at least surface justfied in doing so

if i write an init system I will call it SunnyD and take it to the point of C&D before I change it

just to make fun of it

fork systemd into all its parts.. call em systemxd loginxd

lol

tomman: how's that idea

Someone who lists requests made on startup that include the default homepage doesn't want to be taken seriously. One could argue that a better default for privacy would be about:blank, or not loading the release notes on upgrade. But just ignoring that these two things (default homepage and relnotes) are what they are altogether is misleading.

not mentioning other imprecisions, but that realy doesn't want to be taken seriously.

"extensions have to be specifically coded for SeaMonkey support" <- you mean, the list of compatible applications and versions that has existed for a *long* time?

(I guess not, given what they say after that.)

news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40393877 awesome, Google just ruined error messages by infusing them with AI

"Breaking things that weren't really broken, episode 92502"