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Yay, first shot of Auto Encrypt¹ running a HTTPS web server at a Web Number (IP address).
https://ar.al/2025/06/25/web-numbers/
Next step: find out why some of the tests are failing on the Linux box, fix, and implement Web Numbers support in Kitten² and Catalyst³.
¹

Firefox is jumping the shark with this AI thing. A web browser helps you browse the web. it doesn't steal and summarize web content in order to prevent you from visiting web sites.
I think it's barely less disgusting than the blockchain web nonsense. But I acknowledge that it is possible that it is actually even more disgusting.

I remember a friend who worked at a company that made a popular browser, and complained that I didn't have any "skin in the game" when I constantly complained about the browser the company was building.
Great guy, but I could not accept "be quiet, you are not part of this" when I am a browser user, web user, former-web developer (1995-2010) and just a person who gives a shit about privacy, security, and enshittification in general.

Google baut einen ganz neuen Browser und eine neue Art von Web-Apps
Hauseigene Konkurrenz für Chrome? Google stellt mit Disco eine neue Art von Browser vor, der Informationen aus offenen Tabs in interaktive Web-Apps verwandelt.

“are the devtools keeping pace with emerging web standards?” is a very good litmus test for whether a browser vendor is investing alongside the web or just treading water

The vOICe web app now supports optional right-left-scanning: https://www.seeingwithsound.com/webvoice/webvoice.htm?r2l Right-to-left scanning can be useful when visually reading Hebrew or Arabic print. You may have to run the web app twice because of browser caching while upda…

I updated the initial Kitten course based on our first lesson with @… and your feedback here. So now we start with no tooling except for your default terminal app and Kitten and it serves as a gentle introduction to the command line and gets to you seeing your first web page in your web browser far more quickly.

You know Mozilla, how about just idk making the best browser instead of...
*checks notes*
..."doing for AI what we did for the web".
https://blog.mozilla.org/wp-content/blogs.dir/278/files/2025/11/Mozilla-Summary-Portfolio-Strategy.pdf

https://justthebrowser.com/
"Just the Browser helps you remove AI features, telemetry data reporting, sponsored content, product integrations, and other annoyances from desktop web browsers. The goal is to give you just the browser and nothing else, using hidden settings in web browsers intended for com…

Google-Experiment „Disco“: Browser macht aus Tabs interaktive Web-Apps
Google Labs stellt mit Disco einen experimentellen Browser vor. Dessen „GenTabs“ soll aus offenen Tabs und Chatverläufen automatisch Web-Apps generieren.

Want to get rid of unwanted stuff in your webbrowser - like telemetry or #ai
There's a git project for FF, Chrome and Edge and a website:
https://github.com/corbindavenport/jus

Äh... das uBlock-basierte AdNauseam funktioniert jedenfalls nicht mehr. Vivaldi wird, falls es das doch noch nicht haben sollte, Manifest V2 Support und damit funktionierendes uBlock verlieren. Komischer Schritt zu einer komischen Zeit, Herr
@…

Google launches Disco, a Gemini 3-powered experiment that suggests and creates GenTabs, web apps based on the user's open browser tabs and Gemini chat history (Sarah Perez/TechCrunch)
https://techcrunch.com/2025/12/11/goog

Google debuts 'Disco,' a Gemini-powered tool for making web apps from browser tabs | TechCrunch
Google Labs is testing a product that will work with your browser tabs to make web apps for you.

Clippy Two
If you want to surf in the glorified past on your modern web browser, then I recommend this browser plugin / app that simulates the Windows 95 interface :P
(Apply on your own responsibility!)
📱 https://clippy.skyfall.dev

#ffmpeg in your browser: #codecs

Etwas mehr der heute besonders häufig geteilten #News:
Google-Experiment „Disco“: Browser macht aus Tabs interaktive Web-Apps

"The scene (“Hidden Figures”, 2016) ends with Mr. Stafford famously claiming “that’s old!” as if the Pythagorean theorem was suddenly not useful anymore after 3500 years… Mr. Stafford’s reaction is canonical and very appropriate; it is the same that most devs have upon learning the fact that COBOL is running most credit card transactions, or when frontend engineers discover that static or server-rendered HTML websites do not need 10 MB of JavaScript on the browser."

I am unsurprised at the breakdown so far:
https://social.vivaldi.net/@HalleAndert/115548550635430577
Granted, the plethora of Chromia are splitting the vote, but even added together it’s not close.
Also, this is not scientific and may not reference reality. …

:linux: Yes, I use #Secureblue #Linux

If you are thinking about switching to the #Ladybird web browser, please look at this article by @…: ht…

»Tim Berners-Lee — KI-Browser bedrohen das offene Web:
Der Weberfinder Tim Berners-Lee warnt vor KI-gestützten Browsern, die traditionelle Internetgeschäftsmodelle zum Einsturz bringen könnten.«
Wo er recht hat, hat er einfach recht und der Kapitalismus nutzt sein öffentlich zugängliches Wissen schamlos aus.
👉

Tim Berners-Lee: KI-Browser bedrohen das offene Web - Golem.de
Der Weberfinder Tim Berners-Lee warnt vor KI-gestützten Browsern, die traditionelle Internetgeschäftsmodelle zum Einsturz bringen könnten.

Split view in #chromium 144 is a very nice feature.

Apple stellt ganzen App Store ins Web – leakt aus Versehen Code
Künftig kann man den ganzen App Store auch im Browser besuchen. Apple ist dabei allerdings Code auf GitHub entfleucht.
https://www.

Chrome now has a bug where if a web page pops up "log in with Google" it happens in the browser UI, not in the web page UI. And it freezes things up enough so Ctrl-W no longer works to close the tab while the "log in" dialog is displayed.
Good jerb! I suspect this is related to some monopolistic practice of Google favoring their proprietary, privacy-invading login system in their browser.

I bought my first modem at a post-Christmas sale in December 1992, and spent a few shot months discovering BBS’s and the text-based net before getting Mosaic and discover WWW in 1993. It opened up a whole new world! https://mastodon.archive.org/@internetarchive/11565105…

internetarchive (@internetarchive@mastodon.archive.org)
Attached: 1 image Mosaic was the first web browser to hit the mainstream in 1993, built by NCSA at Illinois. 🌐 It integrated text, images, data, audio & video, sparking a web boom. Not the first browser, but the one that made the web usable for millions. Its legacy? Every browser since. Visit its old website using your modern browser using the #WaybackMachine ⤵️ https://web.archive.org/web/19961220041605/http://www.ncsa.uiuc.edu/SDG/Software/Mosaic/NCSAMosaicHome.html #Wayback1T #In…

ChatGPT's Atlas: The Browser That's Anti-Web - @…
"OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, released their own browser called Atlas, and it actually is something new: the first browser that actively fights against the web. Let's talk about what that means, and what dangers there are from an anti-web browser made by an AI company — one that probably needs a warning label when you install it.”
https://www.anildash.com//2025/10/22/atlas-anti-web-browser/

This looks very useful but I‘m reluctant to share this. Every computer tip that is just „open an admin terminal and enter this command that executes stuff right from a github URL“ is dangerous. Even if that one is OK - it teaches people that this kind of thing is not a super red flag for malware exploits. https://toot.communi…

"In 2019 a team of web development and design celebrities gathered in CERN, to build an emulator of the original web browser created by Tim Berners-Lee, known as WorldWideWeb. This emulator is available online and, fittingly enough, runs on a modern web browser.
The team included John Allsop, Kimberly Blessing, Mark Boulton, Martin Chiteri, Jeremy Keith, Craig Mod, Angela Ricci, Brian Suda, and Remy Sharp, who kept a diary of the project in his blog."

Steve Jobs
In 2019 an extraordinary team of web development and design celebrities gathered in the offices of CERN in Geneva, Switzerland, to build an emulator of the original web browser created by Tim Berners-Lee, known as WorldWideWeb.  This emulator is available online and, fittingly enough, runs on a modern web browser.

Talking about #neomutt today. Hopefully, it'll be easier to read than it was to write :)
https://www-gem.codeberg.page/cli_neomutt

Der #Comet-Browser von #Perplexity wirkt wie ein Stern am KI-Himmel – leuchtet aber eher schwach, wenn es um den Umgang mit hochgeladenen Dateien geht. Räume sichtbar, Inhalte unzugänglich. Bis zur technischen Gleichwertigkeit mit der Webversion bleibt der Browser ein Versprechen mit Warteschleife.…

I use multiple Web browsers during the day, 1 for personal stuff, and another 1 (or several other ones) for work.
It has always annoyed me that I couldn't choose in which browser the links I open from other apps would be opened. So I finally searched for a tool that would just ask, and I found this: https://

@… @… I haven't tried for a couple years, but I could only get Qobuz to play in a web browser on Linux. It looked like it was "Hi-Res", but sounded a bit disappointing. I found an adapter from my iPad to my DAC a…

»13 Open-Source Apps I Use from a Web Browser (And You Can Too)
You don't always need to install an open source software on your desktop or self host in your homelab. I use some of my favorites from the comfort of a web browser.«
If anyone asks me which Open-Source tools there are, I will send this link and then she may very well ask further questions.
🛠️

13 Open-Source Apps I Use from a Web Browser (And You Can Too)
You don't always need to install an open source software on your desktop or self host in your homelab. I use some of my favorites from the comfort of a web browser.

OpenAI launches its ChatGPT Atlas web browser, available initially for macOS (Ina Fried/Axios)
https://www.axios.com/2025/10/21/openai-atlas-new-ai-web-browser-release-date

OpenAI is launching a web browser called Atlas
The moves come as traffic from bots is expected to surpass that from humans.

@… I’m playing catch-up on your weekly updates (you no longer shows in my feed or alerts even though I follow you, which is hella annoying and I still have to debug) and think you were messing with me by generating the abstract of my Atlass post with an LLM.
If so, well done and I’m sorry I’m just seeing it.
If not, then I guess I need bet…

Oh this is incredibly interesting. Should see if it can run a web browser... https://github.com/joelseverin/linux-wasm

GitHub - joelseverin/linux-wasm: WebAssembly (Wasm) arch support for the Linux kernel
WebAssembly (Wasm) arch support for the Linux kernel - joelseverin/linux-wasm

I wonder if the code in Atlas Browser is better than the writing in Atlas Shrugged…
Coin flip.
/cc @… (I don't know if new quote posts notify yet or not…) https://me.dm/@anildash/11541990932657…

California law regulating web browsers could have national data privacy impact, experts say https://therecord.media/california-web-browser-law-national-implications

The web is full of beautiful small games and they're perfect to kill some time or to just tune out and relax.
Over the time, I've bookmarked some games that I enjoyed playing – so here's a thread with my favorite browser games to share them with you.
What are your favorite small browser games? Feel free to leave a comment!
#games

TIL my preferred Browser @… actually supports JPEG-XL – and better than Safari, because it animates.
Shame that Firefox defaults to nope & Google/Chrome does evil…
https://caniuse.com/jpegxl

heise | Comet für Android: Wie Perplexitys KI-Browser die Google-Suche ersetzen will
Comet von Perplexity gibt es nun auch für Android: Der KI-Browser klickt sich „agentisch“ durchs Web, beantwortet Fragen und E-Mails. Da ist Vertrauen gefragt.

Welche App ist die beste für Mastodon?
Keine. Nutzt die Web-App!
Die Websites von Mastodon-Servern und andere Fediverse-Servertypen wie Pixelfed können als Web-Apps installiert werden.
Web-Apps haben sogar Voteile, da sie in der Regel früher als die Apps im App Store mit neuen Funktionen ausgestattet werden. Die Web-App befindet sich außerdem schon länger in der Entwicklung, sodass ihre Funktionen in der Regel ausgereift sind.
Einfach im Browser einloggen und zum Start…

Disable JavaScript — How to disable JavaScript in your browser
Nowadays almost all web pages contain JavaScript, a scripting programming language that runs arbitrary code, through the web browser, on the visitor's computer. It is supposed to make web pages functional for specific purposes but it has proven its potential to cause significant harm to users time and time again. […]
✋ …

Disable JavaScript
Instructions on how to disable (deactivate) JavaScript in web browser and why.

My answer is NO to AI in a browser. All I want is for a browser to go to the URL and render the page. A search site to provide me a list of sites that meet my query, not a hallucination of a list. The page that is edited by a person presenting real information and not AI slop.
And yes, I do use AI at times at work. I use it to quickly find documents, but I will do the review to see if they are relevant.

It is silly and ludicrous to lump privacy-preserving webpage translation with GenAI and chatbots and LLMs. While I don't _regularly_ use the translation feature, I absolutely appreciate that the alternative would be something like Google Translate, a materially worse outcome. And, as others have pointed out, bundling a translation tool into the browser makes the web more accessible for people who do not know English. That is a good thing!

Because #accessibility is out of scope for Baseline, devs may not know how poorly supported a feature is and miss an opportunity to vote for things that are barriers to users and risks to orgs.
“Vote for the web features you want to see”
https://

@… in Reddit I made one top-level comment per subject.
Some of the top-level comments lacked headings. I'll add headings, and maybe subheadings, to help clarify things.
The old Reddit view of things (in a web browser) might be easier than new Reddit, or mobile.
old Reddit is certainly more compatible with HeadingsMap. Pictured here: a …

As long as (even old) web standards remain supported, The vOICe vision BCI has unlimited lifetime as a web app and will run on future smartglasses & headsets that do not even exist yet https://www.seeingwithsound.com/webvoice/webvoice.htm How future-proof will your Neuralink B…

»Promise based Web Worker Messaging«
Without the use of the Web Worker with JavaScript in the browser, the Internet would stand still locally on your own device ;)
🧑‍💻 https://muffinman.io/blog/web-workers-promises/

Promise based Web Worker Messaging · Muffin Man
A simple way to make Workers feel more synchronous using Promises.

Red Alert 2 im Browser: Fan-Projekt bringt Klassiker ins Web
Das Projekt Chrono Divide portiert Command & Conquer: Red Alert 2 in den Browser. Multiplayer funktioniert bereits, die Kampagne ist noch in Arbeit.

The WebSerial specification is on of those web APIs implemented only in Chrome so far; Mozilla have revised their standards position from "harmful" to "neutral" when they established the mechanism addon-gating, but are merely open to patches.
But an add-on, "WebSerial for Firefox" already fills the gap well. The caveat compared to any Mozilla sanctioned approach is that it needs a local helper, but that is well managed through the native-messaging-hosts me…

GitHub - kuba2k2/firefox-webserial: WebSerial API Polyfill for Mozilla Firefox browser
WebSerial API Polyfill for Mozilla Firefox browser - kuba2k2/firefox-webserial

Paperless-NGX has become the true successor to #DEVONthink 3 for me, which now focuses on AI and changed its payment model. The automatic document classification is impressively accurate. Container hosting makes self-hosting straightforward. If you want modern, intelligent document management that works cross-platform with full control,

Wow, seems the people farmers of surveillance capitalism have fully embraced scammer techniques now.
Ran into this new flow on a number of sites just now (Indiewire, Variety, and RollingStone) delivered by the colossal douchebags at html-load.com who run report-error.com.
They make it look like a browser error has occurred and then tell you to disable your tracker/ad blocker.
To the asshole developers who built this for them instead of refusing: Fuck you for making everyone…

Updated https://adrianroselli.com/2025/10/openai-aria-and-seo-making-the-web-worse.html to link to a post from Stephanie Stimac that I missed, Simon Willison on prompt injection attacks, a sample attack from Brave, and Chris Coyier’s surprisingly long lis…

OpenAI, ARIA, and SEO: Making the Web Worse
OpenAI has announced it’s launched a new browser, Atlas, with ChatGPT built in. For those familiar with ARIA, OpenAI outlines what to expect (I left the code as I found it, other than removing the target): We’ll continue to make Atlas better, and our roadmap includes multi-profile support, improved developer…

I started using MeTube which is a web-based front-end for yt-dlp. It runs on my NAS and I can easily use a browser to feed it URLs that then get dumped directly to a share on my network.
https://github.com/alexta69/metube

Mars 2020 Entry Descent Landing
A 3D animation in real time on your web browser from NASA's Mars exploration in 2020.
🌌 #nasa

Audio Evidence File : Year So Far , A 3.5 Hr Music Playlist Of Nearly 30 Tracks That I Apparently Listened To On Repeat In 2025 Via Amazon Music Streaming Service
https://music.amazon.com/playlists/PPACDD3DB539A9439795803937A86964F9

Whether you like or dislike Chrome, the fact that ChromeOS is "just a web browser" is a positive. I don't want to see them mess that up. Putting Android on these things seems like a bad idea.
#AluminiumOS #Google

Oh, the browser with generative AI in it is anti-web? Buddy, wait till you crack open what’s going on with generative AI itself

Web #Security fail: #Chargeprice attaches username and password as GET parameter after successful login.
And as it is an SPA, the password is constantly visible and will appear in any browser history.

Trying to daily drive Epiphany (Gnome Web) as my browser for a while. It's handling all of the sites that I need it to, including everything school-related, but for whatever reason I can't create or edit any bookmarks.
I'm trying to resist the temptation to start something WebkitGTK based. Epiphany's interface is, well, ok. But I'd really love something more flexible. In particular, I'm missing the vertical tabs from recent Firefox releases - it's a real sp…

The main reasons for me to use Safari on macOS despite being behind on web standards is integration with its iOS siblings and performance.
However: bookmark sync is unreliable and relatedly reading list is so janky too that I switched to GoodLinks. And somehow the UI gets increasingly sluggish until I restart it like an old Windows system.
I guess it's time for an experiment.

Finden sich hier zufällig #Mastodon Web UI Nutzende, die Interesse an einer Browser-Extension hätten, mit der man die Mastodon-UI etwas modifizieren kann?
Ich bräuchte Beta-Testende.
Konkret kann meine neue #Extension bisher:
- Emoji Filter in Usernamen
- Username Cleanup

New project post: AnotterKiosk
AnotterKiosk is another full-page web-browser OS for Pi's and other PCs, displays a webpage in full screen 24/7.
It has support for multi-touch input, a watchdog/heartbeat feature, local webserver, fully read-only root FS (won't kill SD cards, ever!), manual EDID overrides, configurable caching, reverse SSH tunnel support...
Can be used for signs, conference info screens, dashboards, home automation, etc.

DeltaChat is a cool idea but should be cranked to the max. Fuck protocols, instant messaging has never been been about the protocol but the network effect.
Not everyone knows how to login to their email outside of the web browser, a chat client should facilitate speech between you and your friend’s favourite app.
These are all open protocols that allow for direct communication but garden off others: activitypub, email, irc, matrix, xmpp, bluesky, nostr, simplex, theema, tox, jam…

I started using MeTube which is a web-based front-end for yt-dlp. It runs on my NAS and I can easily use a browser to feed it URLs that then get dumped directly to a share on my network.
https://github.com/alexta69/metube

RE: https://infosec.exchange/@SecurityWriter/115594249106598392
A browser is a perfectly fine way of interacting with a service. A web app works on any device regardless of form factor or OS and is always up-to-date.
One should never need an …

"What has not changed in 50 years is the fact we are still using centralized architectures, prone to government intrusion and privacy leaks. Maybe it is time to think about a “Post Cloud” era where information is distributed instead of centralized. Of course this raises questions of trust, cryptography, security and collaboration, but the technology to build such systems already exists. It is more of a question of policy and education than of technology."

Somebody Else's Computer As A Service
On November 12, 1990, a 35 year-old Bill Gates introduced his "Information at your Fingertips" concept during his keynote at COMDEX. The PC, he said, would become "more personal," integrating "fax, voice and electronic mail," and providing "easy access to a broad range of information." More or less at the same time, Tim Berners-Lee was giving the final touches to the first web browser and web server software ever put in production. Bill Gates was right; as any Internet user can easily confirm 3…

First impressions of ChatGPT Atlas, as browser agents remain confusing, with insurmountable security and privacy risks including prompt injection attacks (Simon Willison/Simon Willison's Weblog)
https://simonwillison.net/2025/Oct/21/introducing-chatgpt-atlas/

Introducing ChatGPT Atlas
Last year OpenAI hired Chrome engineer Darin Fisher, which sparked speculation they might have their own browser in the pipeline. Today it arrived. ChatGPT Atlas is a Mac-only web browser …

@… You certainly can run Signal and Proton Mail, web browsing, and VPN on Linux. Don't know about PlexAmp, Prologue, and Libby (I am skeptical about Libby, unless it can be done thru a browser). I have Linux Mint on an old Surface Pro, which can function as a tablet.

Thou shalt test your #web #form #controls to make sure they work in #browser

I started using MeTube which is a web-based front-end for yt-dlp. It runs on my NAS and I can easily use a browser to feed it URLs that then get dumped directly to a share on my network.
https://github.com/alexta69/metube

'Slop Evader' Lets You Surf the Web Like It’s 2022 https://www.404media.co/slop-evader-browser-extension-pre-generative-ai-search-filter/

Updating the list of CLI apps I use regularly:
- castero: client for listening to podcasts.
- calcurse: personal calendar compatible with CalDAV servers.
- kew: music player.
- micro: text editor.
- toot: Mastodon client.
- newsboat: feed reader.
- w3m: web browser (and newsboat add-on, in my case).
- bat: like cat, but cooler.
- exa: like ls, but cooler.
- ncdu: tool for analyzing folder space usage.
- atool: tool for managing compress…

I have a question for anyone who happens to be knowledgeable about web standards:
The same way we had the (failed?) "DoNotTrack" header... Is there any working group or initiative working on an #HTTP header sent by the browser (or similar mechanism) to signal that the user wants an ecological/lightweight website? Something like "SaveEnergy" or "LowEnergy", or "LightweightMode".
Would it make sense? Or do you foresee that it would fail for some specific reasons?
P.S.: Of course I would prefer if we didn't have to signal our discontent with the unjustifiably big and unoptimized web pages that we are served.
P.S.2: Now I am feeling tempted to write a browser extension for people who want to use "alternative communication channels" (HTTP headers) to "yell" arbitrary stuff at certain websites (It would be glorious if we could coordinate a big "Fuck you, Google", or, in a more positive tone, "Free Palestine!").
#WebDevelopment #WebDev #Web #Ecology

Utterly useless, but the Meta Quest 2 headset can now show and sound your avatar with The vOICe vision BCI web app running in its browser (Meta unfortunately still blocks access to the live passthrough camera view) https://www.seeingwithsound.com/webvoice/webvoice.htm

Hier noch ein FediTipp, wie ihr anonymisierter Links zu Xitter hier im Fediverse und sonst im Web teilen könnt.
Wenn ihr aus welchen Gründen auch immer die hier teilt, dann nutzt doch bitte dafür eine der Nitter¹ Anbitern im Web. Da gibt es zB XCancel² für den gibt es auch ein Browser Add-on³ für Firefox (und seine Abkömmlingen) gibt.
1) https://nitter…

»Write Code That Runs in the Browser, or Write Code the Browser Runs«
— by @…
🧑‍💻 https://blog.jim-nielsen.com/2025/more-control-e…

Write Code That Runs in the Browser, or Write Code the Browser Runs
Writing about the big beautiful mess that is making things for the world wide web.

FB I have a question. I don't have the app, I run it via the web browser so why do you have a service running? I don't remember being asked to enable that. Nuked the process!

OpenAI CISO Dane Stuckey outlines prompt injection mitigations in ChatGPT Atlas, including a "logged out mode" that blocks agent access to user credentials (Dane Stuckey/@cryps1s)
https://x.com/cryps1s/status/1981037851279278414

DANΞ (@cryps1s) on X
Yesterday we launched ChatGPT Atlas, our new web browser. In Atlas, ChatGPT agent can get things done for you. We’re excited to see how this feature makes work and day-to-day life more efficient and effective for people. ChatGPT agent is powerful and helpful, and designed to be

"Dr. Charles Misner, who passed away in 2023 at the age of 91, was a professor of physics at the University of Maryland from 1963 to 2000, and a renowned expert in General Relativity. He was the recipient of the Albert Einstein medal in 2015, and was the co-author of “Gravitation”, one of the best-selling books in the subject of General Relativity, featuring none other than Kip Thorne on the cover."

Charles Misner & Patrick Cooney
Given the pervasiveness and versatility of computers in our world of 2025 it is easy to ignore that 80 years ago they were initially conceived as what we would call today a calculator, specifically created to solve tedious mathematical problems. Of course, users of TikTok, Call of Duty, YouTube, Visual Studio Code, or even readers of this website through some web browser like Firefox are usually (and blissfully) unaware of the gazillion computations per second that it takes to produce everythin…

How I block all online ads
— by @…
🚫 https://troubled.engineer/posts/no-ads/
…and use this browser add-ons for more privacy on web
:mastodon:

Discovering this is not the best way to choose what spell to cast in a fight. #DnD

OpenAI says ChatGPT Atlas' opt-in browser memories feature can remember key details from users' web browsing to improve chat responses and offer suggestions (OpenAI)
https://openai.com/index/introducing-chatgpt-atlas

»Decreasing Certificate Lifetimes to 45 Days:
Let’s Encrypt will be reducing the validity period of the certificates we issue. We currently issue certificates valid for 90 days, which will be cut in half to 45 days by 2028.«
The @… halving the validity of the keys makes the web more secure (not more anonymous).
🔐

Decreasing Certificate Lifetimes to 45 Days
Let’s Encrypt will be reducing the validity period of the certificates we issue. We currently issue certificates valid for 90 days, which will be cut in half to 45 days by 2028. This change is being made along with the rest of the industry, as required by the CA/Browser Forum Baseline Requirements, which set the technical requirements that we must follow. All publicly-trusted Certificate Authorities like Let’s Encrypt will be making similar changes. Reducing how long certificates are valid …

whenever i open the github actions log in my browser and it's typechecking some agda my fans start spinning about as fast as if i were running agda myself. i love the modern web