I’m trying to find it but I don’t see it.
It is something that I always wanted because I’m paranoid of extensions hiding tabs in the background and I’m always trying to avoid it.
Edit: Apparently it is just the old tabs menu near the close button that now is also showing the hidden tabs?
I vaguely remember some issue like this.
If I recall correctly I went to the list of all applications and checked the notifications and permissions from there because it shows more options.
But I also remember something related to hiding content out of the lock screen, possibly I tried to hide content out of the lock screen and had to revert that.
I know I’m not being very specific but maybe it can at least give you ideas.
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I’m not sure that is as useful as it sounds. Yes you are trying to establish some pressure but then you might get lost on technicalities of their actions instead of focusing on the bigger picture.
Maybe double or triple death in some cases.
My problem with those are that I always manage to get lost on where the program has its focus/what kind of instruction is expecting. And while trying to go back to normal I end up messing it more and more. Maybe some day I will get there, but it is still not the day.
5% of the times it works every time.
Google was declared a monopoly. Next step: Let the monopoly keep doing the monopoly stuff.
“Stop, stop it is already dead.”
Excuse me, that is only when I’m not trying to be professional about it, with carefully crafted perception of randomness.
Plot twist, all of those are project initial commits.
Sure, “restrict” the kernel access. And the first company to be granted the requisites for kernel access, CrowdStrike.
Did I miss some follow up news on microsoft blaming EU? Or is it just a meme (so far)?
// I'm not really that dumb, there is a reason.
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