Example 1: What browser addons do you use to protect your privacy?
zac
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I switch frequently to try new things but the ones that stay the same for me (on Firefox 24) are:
Better Privacy
DoNotTrackMe
DuckDuckGo Plus
Anybody recommend others I haven't heard of? I'm pretty sure I've used all of them :P
Better Privacy
DoNotTrackMe
DuckDuckGo Plus
Anybody recommend others I haven't heard of? I'm pretty sure I've used all of them :P
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just trying to see what order comments come out it in the new site [sorry for making a mess]. jack
I really like how the replies and comments work on the forums, much better design than with our previous host.
One (overly anal) observation: Both Comments and Replies are provided, but when users click on "Reply", the entry box says "Add Your Comment", may should be "Add your Reply" or "Enter your Reply".
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x.15a2
One (overly anal) observation: Both Comments and Replies are provided, but when users click on "Reply", the entry box says "Add Your Comment", may should be "Add your Reply" or "Enter your Reply".
• 4 years and 11 months ago
I think a "comment" is actually the same as a reply.
The term "comment" is used when referring to the actual "comment/reply" itself. I.e. as a noun.
The term "reply" is used, when referring to the act of making a "comment/reply". I.e. as a verb.
Acording to the source code[1], well as far as I can understand, it is the exact same "box" (HTML code) they use for all "comment/reply" input fields.
[1] A quick search for "Add Your Comment" in the source code of this platform, over at GitHub, reveal that the phrase only appears once.
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ScreapDK
The term "comment" is used when referring to the actual "comment/reply" itself. I.e. as a noun.
The term "reply" is used, when referring to the act of making a "comment/reply". I.e. as a verb.
Acording to the source code[1], well as far as I can understand, it is the exact same "box" (HTML code) they use for all "comment/reply" input fields.
[1] A quick search for "Add Your Comment" in the source code of this platform, over at GitHub, reveal that the phrase only appears once.
• 4 years and 11 months ago
![[http://i.scrp.dk/xkcd/1269.png]](https://images.duckduckgo.com/iu/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fi.scrp.dk%2Fxkcd%2F1269.png&f=1 "http://i.scrp.dk/xkcd/1269.png")
I'm a big fan of user agent switchers. They're great for protecting your privacy, and for debugging. (Chrome, Firefox)
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david_mascio
• 4 years and 11 months ago
Me too! : ) You may want to check this alternative UA switcher for Firefox, which works on a site-per-site basis. : ) Link: UAControl
posted by
ScreapDK
• 4 years and 11 months ago
Cool add-on! Going to keep it.
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david_mascio
• 4 years and 11 months ago
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I especially like these:
[ul]
[li]Google/Yandex search link fix
It's long name , I know; but it is a huge help in protecting your privacy, when using Google.
TL;DR: I make Google not capable of seeing which (Google) search results you click.[/li]
[li]RefControl
It makes Firefox block and/or alter the referrer send to websites each time you visit them.[/li]
[li]Xmarks
I love this one! It's a browser add-on, working cross-browser/platform, that syncs your browsers bookmarks, between all of your devices. It's a must-have, if you're using more than one computer.[/li]
Could we make it easy to see what BBCode is allowed, and what i not? : )
Which displays as:
BTW, I wasn't able to find a way of editing my post. Is this a bug?
If not, why not allow people to edit their comments? I mean, after all, you do have a CAPTCHA on the Sign up-page. : )