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Nyxt: The Hacker's Browser(nyxt.atlas.engineer)
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Homepage of Nyxt, a keyboard-driven, fully hackable open-source web browser written in Common Lisp, with download, FAQ, and articles links.
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A post by Gergely Orosz on X reporting that Firebase's SDK began crashing all iOS apps using it, with screenshots of GitHub issue comments from affected developers.
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A MakeUseOf opinion article arguing that Google's new limits on Android app sideloading are its most anti-consumer move.
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GitHub repository for Immich, an open-source self-hosted photo and video backup solution that works directly from your mobile phone.
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Terence Eden blog post explaining how Android now strips location metadata from photos shared via the web, breaking geotagging for sites like OpenBenches.
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