I know the bibliogram frontend was run into the ground by IG fuckery, but isn’t there another in use by LibRedirect now?

Who’s talking about downloading? I don’t need them in my app feed, period.

I for one welcome a return of our Paternoster Row overlords.

I’m kinda excited about this. Wonder if he’s actually doing the christmas episode as has been rumoured? Either way it’ll be good to see Moffat back!

“After one season” — we already saw set photos of her into season 15 (or 2 , into 2025 anyway), so it seems its more organic than that. Which I personally like apart from the fact that it means the Ruby question will probably be resolved at the same time.

Hell, Google opened up the whole thing by prioritising sites with SEO. I really can’t find any pity in my heart for them.

And honestly, by now we can just assume that SEO is spam. A search engine worth its salt should be able to find better results without it, just going on inbound links, traffic and (shock! horror!) relevant keywords in the actual content.

It’s a radical idea, I know.

the whole point of the trolley problem is that there isn’t any single “correct” answer.

Yeah, this exactly. However, the nature of fandoms and especially online fan communities means that rather considering the question bilaterally, people will argue for decades and factions will form 🤷

This seems to be a different subject, or you’re just making up new criteria on the fly 😂

Firefox has finally opened up their larger add-on repo on Android. It seems to be slow going(?) but syncing extensions across desktop and mobile should eventually be possible.

Shortcuts — idk but probably not.

Ah yes, bazarr could be a workaround. Another incitement to get my *arr box set up again!

Use Firefox with a Mozilla account, sync bookmarks between browsers.

Since you already rejected xbrowsersync, I’m guessing that’s not the answer you want but honestly, who needs a web client if you’re syncing right into your browser?

The exact domain name I was unconsciously quoting 😂

Agreed, Kissane and Kazemi are community forces to be reckoned with in this context. Their research into governance has been funded for at least the first half of 2024.