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Such as Blogtrottr for instance: https://blogtrottr.com/subscriptions/

Google Alerts is fundamentally broken, I found. Never worked reliably for me.

This is brilliant. Using it myself for a while and support the creator on Patreon.

Thanks! I am on iOS, yes. Have you noticed any positive impacts on battery time, too?

Desktop PC then?

That's a good one. Usually I block all notifications on both laptop and mobile. Do not disturb is my favourite feature.

That's interesting. Can you elaborate? How does it help you?

Found a workaround. Create a Google Alert for site:indiehackers.com and subscribe via RSS feed:

https://www.google.com/alerts/feeds/04308699908033129398/149...

That's a good first start. Thank you!

fzf: https://github.com/junegunn/fzf

Understand. Thanks for your work and open-sourcing it!

Is this like https://podsync.net/?

Includes Front Page, Ask, Show and Polls.

Thanks to Hacker News RSS [1], Feed Informer [2] and SimplePie [3].

[1] https://edavis.github.io/hnrss [2] http://feed.informer.com/ [3] http://simplepie.org

Would you like to reduce? Do you feel it's too much?

Flameshot for screenshot taking and annotation. Goodvibes for online radio listening. Workrave and Rescuetime to limit my screen time. CopyQ to manage my clipboard. Xfce to provide me with a well-functioning desktop.

Feedly and Blogtrottr.

Not necessarily alternative but I saw that for example Google seems to be trying to reinvent the wheel with emailing and calendar, introducing features like "Snooze", "Reminders", or "Goals". I am wondering how useful or widely used this features are or whether traditional approaches to email and calendar are just fine and sufficient.

To do less but focus deeply.

- I tried Umatrix but it was too much configuration for me. ublock provides me with a sane out of the box experience.

- I am not sure whether privacy badger and decentraleyes are mutually exclusive.

For me it's the combination of uBlock origin [1], uBlock Extra [2], and Decentraleyes [3].

[1] https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/ublock-origin/cjpa...

[2] https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/ublock-origin-extr...

[3] https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/decentraleyes/ldpo...

Thanks to you, too!

Thanks! Wasn't aware of that link. :-)

How come you think this is happening? Do more people just simply randomly discover it by accident, are they being recommended HN, or do more people find it through ads on the web?

Thanks! That actually confirms my brief tests where I experienced Chrome to run most smoothly on my Moto G2.

Can Firefox focus remember logins like on Hacker News, for instance?

I didn't know that. Can you mention a few that come to your mind?

I'm looking for something lightweight, yet capable of displaying the majority of websites correctly. Any recommendations?

Related: how do you consume hacker news? Using a dedicated Android or iOS app or directly opening the website in your mobile browser?

Is that in line with the current GDPR legislation?

First the tor announcement and now this. That's a lot of exciting News from Mozilla recently.