Posted on 08/12/2017 5:33:00 AM PDT by Pollard
You might not need to wait —
While the study was conducted in 20216, the results will be released this year. This may be a really sneaky way to announce their discovery of time travel. :=)
Depends on your OS, Microsoft or MAC. I think I read Safari doesn’t support Microsoft anymore. I have been using Brave for a few months now to try it out and it works very well. But I always have questions about who might be associated with browsers and if they would track me or not. So into Brave and found that one of the two top Corporate officers is a Bilderberger. I like using it because it squashes EVERYTHING that might be nefarious but still a little apprehensive because of the connections. Just like Firefox who are tied in with these Guys... The Ford Foundation.
This is one of the reasons I have been trying it. But I went and dug a bit and found his second in command is a Bilderberger. Maybe he is straight up, maybe not? But I know except for a few small unimportant bug issues I like it.
If done intelligently, this might not be that bad. Put another horizontal bar, a thin one, with buttons across it.
For a story that hasn’t propagated much, most of the buttons should be blank. Users should be able to designate websites willing to vote on stories, but only if they think it is legitimate (button turns green) or fake (button turns red).
Users could then quickly see how the story is rated.
Of course, *some* uses would want “balanced” vetting, so they need a list of those sites willing to vet that they can choose from.
From either a conservatives or leftists or “balanced” point of view, if when they bring up an article, if its thin bar’s buttons are blank, the story is too new to have been widely seen. If it is all, or mostly green, it is likely good. And it is is mostly red, it is likely fake.
Users might also be able to “up vote” or “down vote” a story themselves, showing as two numbers in the middle of the thin bar. And both websites and users should be able to change their votes based on new information.
I was in the middle of something important and had to click “later” on the last update but it hasn’t came back yet. Where in the heck do I go manually update it in the browser without having to go the site? I couldn’t find an “update” button anywhere?
Palemoon is Mozilla in every way that counts. And its leaky.
Mozilla is tied to the Ford Foundation and data mining everything you do with it despite what they say.
I was curious about that. I like to go to Corporation relationships sites and do background on these things. It’s surprising what can be found in bedfellows.
Palemoon is Mozilla in every way that counts. And its leaky.
What does that mean?
Bad idea.
What is a useful linux capable browser not based on Mozilla or Explorer?
Snopes is run by two old Jewish red diaper babies in Kali
They are fighting thru a divorce
Libs as well
Yes, but Snopes was never the search engine gatekeeper over the mast majority of internet searches, nor was it itself a social media forum, which, with its size and its own policies acts as a world wide gatekeeper as well.
Snopes was where folks went to check things out, but they did not control content anywhere, as Google, Facebook and now Mozilla plan to do.
Mozilla sources are public domain, so just about all free open source browsers use their code base.
The user interface of Mozilla based browsers is different, however, as is their digital signature.
What we want is to diminish the presence ofFirefox and Thunderbird signatures in cyberspace to send them a message.
Mozilla sources are public domain, so just about all free open source browsers use their code base.
The user interface of Mozilla based browsers is different, however, as is their digital signature.
What we want is to diminish the presence ofFirefox and Thunderbird signatures in cyberspace to send them a message.
Mozilla fired one of its co-founders, Brendan Eich (also creator of JavaScript) because he was making conservative noises.
Eich left Mozilla and started Brave Browser. It’s still maturing but IMHO it shows tremendous promise. Try it, you might like it, and you;d be supporting a righteous cause:
https://www.brave.com/
When another browser equipped with an HTML editor comes along, I might consider abandoning SeaMonkey. No editor? No thanks.
Same here, with nary a look back.
Sounds good. I just downloaded bluemoon.
In the upper right corner are three dots in a vertical row.
Click on them and it opens the menu.
Choose “Help.”
Click “Check for updates.”
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