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  • I stopped using adblockers and simply set the entire operating system to use Mullvad's DNS over HTTPS/TLS, specifically the adblock.dns.mullvad.net option. It doesn't have all the other uBlock features, but all ads are blocked in all browsers.

  • I checked it. I used the adblock.dns.mullvad.net option and adblocking works fine on all browsers without using adblock extensions. The checker on Mullvad's website shows the DNS info as it should. I think maybe there's no need for Firefox DNSoH settings anymore because the whole OS uses Mullvad DNS now. But I don't know enough about DNS to be sure.

  • Privacy @lemmy.ml

    Mullvad DNS for Linux and Firefox settings

  • Is this also true about the cloudflare DNS over HTTPS option that Firefox provides in the privacy settings? If yes, then would it help if I changed the setting from 'Cloudflare' to 'NextDNS'?

  • I use a file browser that also plays audio and video: Total Commander

    It "remembers" recent playlist and play point of the file, as long as I don't click the red 'X' in the controls.

    It's not on F-droid, but it's possible to add its repository to F-droid.

  • Valve fans be like

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  • However idiotic this post is, maybe it's a sign that more and more people enter the world of Linux. So it's expected to see more and more people who don't know about such things.