Firefox with Bypass Paywall Clean D extension

Bypass Paywalls Clean (D) on Firefox works

Which distro did you use? I have a win 10 laptop and I might switch over to a Linux distro

I’d recommend you create your instance and defederate from the 58.99%. Wouldn’t miss you the slightest!

This is the GitHub page of the extension. It details supported websites and other things

Sure they are unethical. But the millions of users who have joined them are not and they are not that tech savvy to have even heard of Fediverse. Federating with them opens 2 avenues: Possibly decrease the influence of X/Twitter as it gets more toxic and introduce general people to the concept of Fediverse and give them an option to easily migrate to one of the better Mastodon instances in future from Threads.

I believe defederating should be a user choice rather than an instance unless done for spammy/toxic instances. If instances starts to be too liberal with defederation, you create silos and introduce more hurdles for the growth of fediverse. This creates a broken up network that may not be social for everyone.

Obviously, you can be on an instance that defederates Threads.net if that’s your preference.

Is there a custom filter for removing paywalls? I use it and it doesn’t do that for me

Why have a social network if an instance is not social and not a network? He makes pretty good points on why he wants to federate with Threads. I’d personally also like to follow people who are on Threads but not on Mastodon (without joining Threads)

It would be helpful if you could list a few games.

Why choose this over DuckDuckGo? Genuine question as it has minimal tracking and is free.

Sounds like Russia wants to have its cake and eat it too. Not that I’m surprised

Hide read posts only from the frontage. There should be an option to have them visible in their community itself to refer back later.

Everyone says subscribe to hashtags to get content. I have no idea how to do that on the official Mastodon Android app. If it’s that obtuse, it’s not going to catch on easily.

Microblogging was never my preference and as it wasn’t easy enough to figure out in the app itself, being a casual user, I never looked it up in a guide/video.

https://lemmy.world/post/3175920 this is the post the user created. It was their first post and they weren’t even on lemmy.world

This is a fair ask imo if the borrowed code is used currently.