#WhatsMissing:

A modern competitor to #OperaMini with:

• (optional) better #compression,
• (optional) #TUI / #TextBrowsing mode
• choice between different #proxies
• native #Tor, #IPFS & #Proxy Support
• Supporting #Android & #Linux
• Excellent #privacy features (only #allowlisted #Cookies and #JavaScript are being accepted!)
• Native #DarkReader-style integration to darkify or otherwise customize the output of the screen (i.e. print Amber / Green on black or Black on White for #eInk displays
• Can be used not just with a #touchscreen but also #Keypad and arrow keys.

Why?

• Because there needs to be more #competition that isn't yet another #Chromium-#Fork
• that is a good middle-ground between #Lynx and @torproject / #TorBrowser,
• Because @mozillaofficial / #Mozilla is fucking up #Firefox big time by wasting #money on anything but it as their core product...

OFC since #Opera #Mini needs a trustworthy proxy backend any "#clone" would need an #OpenSource'd & #SelfHosting-capable #backend (similar to @ActionRetro 's #FrogFind .com as it breaks #E2EE.

• Otherwise making the Browser just lie by not loading any #Multimedia contents like #images unless clicked may be another option chosen if one doesn't have a #Server to act as said #CompressionProxy / #PerformanceProxy in return...

Needless to say it would be a godsent for anyone stuck on #EDGEland and slower speeds (i.e. #SATCOM like #Iridium)...

• Sadly building a #browser is thousandsfold harder than building a Linux #distro...

Caso alguém não saiba, para deixar todos os sites automaticamente no modo escuro, independentemente de já os ter visitado antes:

1) Clique no ícone da extensão;
2) Clique na aba "Lista de Sites", com a opção "Inverter LIstados" marcada e insira um asterisco "*" (sem as aspas) numa linha em branco.

Caso queira deixar exceções, basta ir em "Lista de Sites", marcar "Não inverter listados" e informar as URLs.

Não encontrei essa informação de forma explícita na documentação e estava incomodando ter que ativar isso a cada novo site visitado.

I think #DarkReader is my new favourite browser extension. It turns every website into dark mode, while still keeping everything legible: https://darkreader.org/

i dont want the damn thing to be dark.

WTF.

I removed that stupid #DarkReader thing (Darh Vader whatever)

There's a good study for you #Firefox developers.
make it easy for someone with brain damage to get it to sync w/ the stuff we already know we want, and not to inherit some kind of styling nonsense like this.

@neil @mcdanlj that being said the nice part of #DarkReader is that it can do way more than just "inverse" the colour palette...

@neil @mcdanlj +1

I use #DarkReader for that reason alone!

• Which can also "brighten" websites instead if one so desires...