I regret being complicit in allowing these silicon valley behemoths to reach a point where they're indelibly linked to practically every aspect of the average person's digital life.
At least the Fediverse and Lemmy are showing the way forward.
This is a most excellent place for technology news and articles.
I regret being complicit in allowing these silicon valley behemoths to reach a point where they're indelibly linked to practically every aspect of the average person's digital life.
At least the Fediverse and Lemmy are showing the way forward.
This is antitrust worthy
I haven't even noticed bc my internet is only 2 Mbps
They've done this before, a long time ago, with IE11. For those that only remember its early years, later releases of Internet Explorer were actually decently compliant - but Google still prevented them from accessing places like Google Maps for having improper support. User agent switchers caused it to display perfectly.
I'm not seeing any delays, 5 second or otherwise, when using Firefox.
Does changing the user agent fix this? Anyone tried? I keep forgetting to try it myself.
I started noticing how sometimes youtube just seemingly refused to load fully on my phone. I thought it was just my crap internet. But since I use Iceraven, a fork of firefox, it seems that may be why.
Fuck Google
I had a feeling this was the case. Youtube has been painful for the past month now.