Yep, and thanks, I should have done that myself. Although setting that up as the default search takes a little more detail.
sanguinepar
Not sure if this will help for that specific search but I recently discovered a change that you can make to your browser's search defaults that makes Google search a lot better (for me at least), stripping away all the AI stuff.
Details in this thread: https://lemmy.world/post/19104187
Oh wow, that's great, I didn't realise it was back on the agenda - thanks a lot! 👍
That said, I found this line a bit surprising: "it’s not a goal to make it feel like you’re not in Firefox."
That's a shame, because being able to have a website run as if I'm not in a browser is exactly what I want to achieve! Still though, at least they're looking at the concept.
David Lynch had apparently planned 2 further Twin Peaks films to follow from 1992's Fire Walk With Me. Unfortunately the negative reaction that film got at the time put paid to any chance of them being made, even after the film's fully deserved re-evaluation and recognition as one of his finest pieces of work.
Season 3 of Twin Peaks probably touched on some of the themes that perhaps would have been in those movies, but damn I'd love to see what they might have been if they'd been made right then.
Yeah, but I don't think it'll open it in the way I want, with only the site content, and no browser furniture. I'll try it, but I'm not sure. Cheers though 👍
Thanks, but I've already changed default to FF - the icons are Chrome shortcuts though, so they will only open in Chrome. And I can't see a way to make equivalent ones for FF, it just doesn't seem to have the same functionality, in particular opening a link in a window with no tabs, bookmarks of address bar. Although I am going to check out an add on someone suggested that might do the job.
Thanks though 👍
Oh wow - that add-on does look like exactly what I need. Will need to look into it a bit further, not least because of possible security issues, but thanks, that's a really good lead! Appreciate it :-)
Ah, thanks very much - but I'm only just dipping my toe into moving to FF, so I probably won't be moving from Windows to Linux anytime soon! ;-)
Appreciate the advice though, cheers.
Funny, my first thought was that this would be much easier to answer by accident! Since it only requires a tap and not a swipe, it seems to me like a pocket answer or rejection would be a lot more likely to happen without the phone owner even knowing.
Awww :-)
No need, not enough people on Lemmy anyway. Plus men-only groups often degenerate into paranoid misogynistic nonsense (like going on about blue and red pills). But I'm pretty sure you knew that already. And even if not, don't ask, set the terms for people to say no and then whine when they do.