The main reason of Google’s financing is probably because they don’t want to be accused of a browser monopoly. So this will stop, leaving Firefox with very little income.

I’m not sure if the reason you said is enough for them to keep paying.

Google search is not the same thing as google Chrome

I never said that

Did a shit job being a pirate then if he doxxed himself albeit through many clues

This is the most unhinged shit I ever read

yeah okay so that’s the same on GNOME on every distro. The icon is too small so it takes too long to get the mouse just right just to change the volume a bit.

that’s neat. Can it also do this, natively? https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/6015/panelhideswindow/

Aha I see. Except I’m not sure if the path /usr/share/gnome-shell/js/ is correct? The folder/file js does not exist on my end.

Ah good. I couldn’t find any. But still, I’m wondering how to port extensions. I’ve got more, even some self-made.

well that’s what I tried, but how would I know where Volume is located in the path 'gi:// … '. Is there any way of browsing / exploring the jave files to that I can actually know what the path is?

to scroll on the top panel to change volume, is the use case of course. I put the github link for reference.

I think only problem lies with the last line. Importing Volume is done differently now.

I know a bit about NATs, or how I like to call it, LAN, basically. But if you don’t even have a NAT to begin with and are directly connected (to your modem), then you don’t even need to open a port. Easy peasy

that’s so weird, that only one of two people need to have an open port. So the person with the closed port can still establish a connection, both upload AND download. However, this process stops the moment the other person closes his port, then NO connection whatsoever can be established? So we’re gonna pretend this makes sense? Or is it about initiating a connection which requires an open port? That’d make a bit more sense