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Adding Custom Search Engine - Self Hosted (lemmy.ml)
 

Recently I started using my own self hosted search engine - LibreX...

When I went to add it as the default search engine for Firefox on the desktop - I found that the option to add custom search engines gone (replaced with a 'smarter' way??)

Here is the work around I found..

Go to the about:config page

Paste browser.urlbar.update2.engineAliasRefresh into the search area and set the value to True

Now when you go to the Settings page, you should see an Add button to add a custom search engine (like you used too...)

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Release 5.6.2 · NoCrypt/migu · GitHub (github.com)
 

Migu - the torrent streaming anime software for Android, iOS, Linux etc has a new release...

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Discover RSS-Parrot: Your Fediverse-Friendly RSS Reader (rss-parrot.net)
 

Looking for a simple way to stay up-to-date with the latest news, blogs, and podcasts across the web and the fediverse? Check out RSS-Parrot, an easy-to-use RSS reader built with #Fediverse users in mind. Whether you're following your favorite Mastodon accounts or tracking blog updates, RSS-Parrot makes it effortless to manage your feeds in one place.

Key Features:

Fediverse Integration: Keep up with Mastodon, Lemmy, and other fediverse platforms via #RSS.

Streamlined Feed Management: Add, organize, and categorize your feeds from across the web and fediverse.

Customizable Layout: Adjust the reading view to suit your style for a more personalized experience.

Real-Time Updates: Get the latest content as it's published from your favorite sources, including fediverse-based communities.

Accessible Everywhere: Use it on any device with an internet connection for easy feed access on the go.

If you're part of the fediverse or just a fan of #RSSFeeds, give RSS-Parrot a try! It’s a great tool to keep your content organized and up-to-date across platforms.

#FediverseFriendly #RSSReader #Mastodon #Lemmy #OpenWeb

any xmpp interesting room you would recommend in c/[email protected]
[–] [email protected] 2 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago)

Better marketing? Not sure...

And given #xmpp can do things like !movim @lemmy.ml, it's a shame it's not me widely used.

any xmpp interesting room you would recommend in c/[email protected]
[–] [email protected] 2 points 2 years ago (5 children)

XMPP rooms a generally limited... but you can use the bridging function to access Matrix rooms, which there are more of ATM

https://github.com/matrix-org/matrix-bifrost/wiki/Address-syntax

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Proton - Lemmy.world (lemmy.world)
 

There is now an official Protonmail Community at [email protected]

Confused on what fediverse apps to use in c/[email protected]
[–] [email protected] 11 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago) (2 children)

Misskey, Calckey, Pleroma, Mastodon- All perform the same essential function. Microblogging (with minor differences e.g Pleroma has a 5000 word limit per post) Think Twitter.

Pixelfed is an image sharing platform - Think Instagram.

Friendica will give you a similar experience to Facebook (Macroblogging)

None of those platforms have real messaging (Direct messages, but not private or encrypted)

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Protonmail Icons and Graphics (including Wallpapers) (protonmail.com)
 

Looking for a nice wallpaper for your desktop?

Protonmail has quite a few available on their site, plus some other graphics and icons

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CTemplar: Armored Email | World’s Most Secure Email (ctemplar.com)
 

CTemplar. A new competitor to Protonmail?

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Protonmail + Protonmail Bridge + Geary = Sweet! (protonmail.com)
 

Finally got around to installing Protonmail Bridge and setting it up to work with Geary on Ubuntu...

Took me a little while to figure out that the bridge uses a custom password.. (the setup instructions didn't mention that)