shmolf

I would have switched to Firefox a while ago as my primary, except that it doesn't support PWA features in the same way as Chrome.

I use PWA apps regularly. Once that feature is available and capable, I'll gladly run to the Firefox team.

Agreed.

Paying the ransom only funds the operation, prompting growth and incentives

> clearly offers superior functionality

I think it's worth mentioning the caveat, that it doesn't natively support PWA in the same way WebKit browsers do. It has little to no support (depending on your definition of support).

I'm liking revolt. Thanks for the suggestion.

That snyk.io search also uses core-js.

window['__core-js_shared__'].versions

Just more evidence of how prevalent and important that library is.

Looks like the cert was issued to jquery.org.

If you subscribe to cable/satellite television, you expect there to be advertising. I'm not certain, but i suspect the agreement you sign while signing up for cable or streaming services, would include some sort of advertising clause.

Ie, u less a service explicitly promotes am ad-free experience, there should be no expectations of such.

'Unified Communications' It'd be nice to integrate SMS, MMS, RCS notifications. Similar to PushBullet. Would most likely require an android client.