Yay!!

It would also tunnel non browser traffic and let you access tor on devices that couldn't normally do that on.

Space Opera, A Man Called Ove, Frankenstein

For me, it is essentially just the least weird general label. I'm not entirely sure how to describe it, perhaps a passive part rather than an active part of my identity if that makes sense. It's just kind of a thing that is there.

Happy to contribute!

Thanks for the heads up!

I use Pale Moon. https://palemoon.org. It works well and is compatible with legacy FF extensions

This! As much as I can get behind attention getting methods, all this one is going to do is waste somebody's time

Understandable. I'm in a similar situation, so my definition of server is pretty loose. I host a community blog project out of a small form factor tower hidden under my desk. Pretty much the height of professionalism right there

I have heard good things about dat. I ran an i2p node for a while, it seems like a decent platform. Freenet is also good, but seems to have a smaller userbase. I actively use mastodon for social media and it works phenomenally.

Nice to meet you. Looks like we have a few interests in common. I am a bit of an amateur sysadmin, mostly host content for personal projects and that kind of thing. I do a lot with hardware ranging from the 70s to the late 90s.

I came here from reddit post on r/NonBinary. Seemed like a decent platform, so I decided to give it a try

In no specific order: Mastodon.me.uk, aur.archlinux.org, whatever webcomic I am currently reading, archive.org, youtube.com, gopherspace in general, various onion services

I use Jitsi. It is all in browser, so there are fewer compatibility issues. Getting zoom running on obscure distros is a pain, so this alone makes it worth the switch.