KISS is very similar to Niagara, and is FOSS. I have used it for years
SatyrSack
Yeah, the core of DivestOS was to be a fork of LineageOS that has all the Google defaults like that changed to something else.
As for indicator, I think what I would prefer as a user is a little icon next to the edited indicator, and then the ability to view comment source (which is already a feature on many clients). Though that is not really addressing the problem very well, as people viewing the screenshot need to understand what the icon means.
I jokingly thought about adding something like that already.
Basically:
(^Paywall(ed)?)$
->I'm going to contribute nothing to the discussion except whine that you didn't cater to my laziness and make my laziness everyone else's problem until someone else replies with an archive link I could have easily gotten myself
This is very close to what I had in mind when saying "remind yourself not to interact with certain topics". That any time a comment contains a certain keyword/phrase, it could replace the entire comment with "I am a person not worth talking to".
What I have in mind would be a simple pair of textboxes for each filter policy: one for the regex pattern to search for, and one for the string to replace it with. Then a checkbox or something to toggle whether just the matched string gets replaced or the entire comment gets replaced when the pattern matches anywhere in the comment. Then, the user can add as many policies as they like.
The game is there, but the link is redirecting to the main page for me right now
https://www.humblebundle.com/store/hollow-knight-silksong
EDIT: Archive from earlier today when the "ADD TO CART" button was working https://web.archive.org/web/20250904142914/https://www.humblebundle.com/store/hollow-knight-silksong
I played many hours of the original, and do not expect to ever try this new one. Even if I got it free with a bundle or something... I just didn't enjoy playing the original enough.
What is the value add of this product? The donors and recipients still need to set up a Monero wallet and everything to use the service. A recipient may just as well instead use any other means (social media, etc.) to announce that they are accepting Monero donations at xyz address.
Their FAQ lists multiple reasons that various countries, ISPs, etc. block CatBox, and using a VPN is often mentioned as the solution. Here is an archive of their FAQ that you should be able to read from any connection:
https://web.archive.org/web/20250822215754/https://catbox.moe/faq.php
Not too late for PieFed to rename "communities" to "slices"
Thanks. You may have just saved my night.