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  • Can you explain the hate against Chromium? I understand if it's a problem with Chrome specifically, but the Google parts are ripped out of Ungoogled-Chromium.

    Edit: I recommend Mullvad and Librewolf for general-purpose browsing. You can even repurpose your install of TOR browser to use the I2P proxy and connect to I2P, but if you're using an average OS you'd probably have to get your hands dirty to get two different installs of the same browser

  • It has a sleek Windows installer now so that people on there can use with minimal fuss. Still need to change the proxy settings in your browser after running the exe but that's about it.

    Linux still needs a bit of setup AFAIK but that's fine, people on Linux usually don't have a problem with that, they know what they're getting into. I'm trying to read up on how I can mirror torrents on I2P alongside the clearnet. If I learn how to do so, I'll seed my stuff on both (Qbit has good support now). I want a way to automatically add torrent listings from clearnet trackers to postman.

  • It likely will stop official OTA updates to your device.

    I do not recommend anything other than the newer Magisk methods, and if your device kernel is over 5.10, KernelSU.

    The idea is simple; you need to patch the userland for Magisk, and the kernel for KernelSU. Device specific instructions are small nuances - did you get your bootloader unlocked?

  • I believe thunderbird has good PGP integration, and new users can just use Kleopatra instead of GPG on the command line.

    The real question is, do your friends run Linux?

    I wonder if it's possible to set up my own email server with Proton acting as a proxy in front of it. When other people send emails to me, it goes through proton and lands in my email server and vice-versa. Not exactly forwarding but acting as an end-point of sorts. I know nothing about e-mail so I can't quite get the right words for it.

    If you're worried about metadata like time-stamps, message size and IP addresses, it shouldn't be too hard for someone of your technical calibre to spin up a VPS, install mutter, configure POP3, set up routines/automated actions with cron to send replies on a calculated but random schedule through a VPN/TOR/I2P. Yeah decrypting messages will have to be by hand but you're doing that anyway.