Mlem. And just a couple of minutes ago they released the version 2.0 on the AppStore

Someone could just point out to them, and any other person looking to identify the origin of a product, this site:

https://madeometer.com/

P.S.: It was made in Denmark 🇩🇰❤️

I have tried several options, but at the end I decided to try new browsers, since I wasn’t happy with the results. Right now I’m using Quetta browser, and as far as I know, it does block everything, including ads on YouTube. I’m happy with it.

Wow! It looks exactly like Mafalda from Quino. Even Mafalda’s topics are mainly about politics.

Racism? No, thanks!

To your edit: Not anymore. I need to build up my stats from scratch. Because I changed over RealDebrid, and left torrenting behind, now I’m just coming back to the scene.

I am thinking about setting up a server for it at home, but not my very modest RPi.

Insufficient evidence (Utilstrækkelig bevismateriale). But I am new into private trackers, so… I do not have any evidence to provide, unfortunately :/

May I ask you which tracker do you use? I tried with DanishBytes, but my application was rejected.

FYI, it is going until 31st of December.

Indeed. Thanks!

It is not working. It says the blacklist cache is empty. Whatever it means.

I live in Denmark (no Dane) and I never heard about it. Interesting to know.

I was waiting for the same results. My bot get stuck in 8192 too.

Thanks for the services, great sir!

Now, tell me more about this LibreX, I am really intrigued, since some SearXNG instances keep failing.

Stop it Bender. Wait, not. Indeed, tell me more about this idea yours.

How to prove that you can trust the browser? I’m genuinely asking. It is open source, and people can review the code on GitHub.

I am using it as my main browser right now, and I really like it. It replaced Arc Browser on both windows and macOS.

Same here. Waiting for the TestFlight invitation code.

Maybe you would like to watch Beforeigners, a Norwegian series.

Once you find a good and nice solution, please let me know. It seems the good things are always condemned to disappear.