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If you really just want the text content you could just save markdown using something like https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/llmfeeder/.
YouTube provides RSS feeds. You could use an RSS reader to subscribe to your channels. I do, it's marvellous.
On mobile I use PipePipe for listening to stuff (like presentation videos) in the background and downloading offline audio and video.
EDIT: https://github.com/overcuriousity/pdf2epub looks interesting.
That's their entire business model though...
I would not install non-recommended Firefox addons for things that can be achieved in about:config.
Just do set image.jxl.enabled flag in about:config to true.
I wish these people would wake up and spend their time helping peers on a forum for some open source project instead.
Like a credit card? They've been around for some time.
Don't forget about https://falkon.org. It's a browser I enjoy using. WebExtension support will be big if it lands in Orion though.
EDIT: apparently Orion is not open source. Not particularly interested in a closed source browser, TBH. In 2022 they said they plan to open source "when there is merit"[1], whatever that means. No merit yet, it seems.
[1] https://orionfeedback.org/d/3882-open-source-the-browser/2
Looks truly awesome, but having to use the worst possible closed source OS to run it is a downer.
In CSS, how do you target <div slot="hero-blurb"> based on the "hero-blurb" slot?
div[slot="hero-blurb"]?
The year is split in two (ample space for notes) and it has week numbers. At work I print the year on two A3.
Certainly can: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/Reference/A...
To be fair, they re-implemented feeds for YouTube and added feed support in Google Workspace the other day[2]. So perhaps there's hope.
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Reader
[2] https://workspaceupdates.googleblog.com/2025/12/introducing-...