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r/FirefoxCSS r/browsers r/dogbreed r/PHP r/firefox r/Grimdawn r/bun r/Diablo
Why don't we have a Fangs of Asterkarn loading screen?
▲ 531 r/Grimdawn

Why don't we have a Fangs of Asterkarn loading screen?

In my opinion it would add some more variety to the title screens and follow the theme of every DLC having it's own loading screen.

u/Fragrant_Pianist_647 — 17 hours ago
▲ 0 r/Diablo

Anyone else not a fan of the Diablo II minimap?

I hate the way it only fills out the borders. It really sucks when in the open-world since borders are so far apart and it's really hard to see which parts of the map you've discovered. I'm so used to the minimaps in Grim Dawn and other Diablo's where it fills out the whole terrain as you go.

u/Fragrant_Pianist_647 — 22 days ago
▲ 3 r/firefox

YouTube Fullscreen Theater Mode Filter for uBlock Origin

While most solutions that provide a windowed fullscreen option to YouTube are extensions, my solution is an open-source uBlock Origin filter list. Every extension you install and pile on listens for a certain website (in this case YouTube), and then injects itself. As such, every extension is going to have it's overhead, so why not make use of some of the most-used extensions in Firefox to limit overhead?

By importing the link below into your uBlock Origin filter list, the theater mode for YouTube videos will become a windowed fullscreen theater mode, that is, there will be no visible UI while in theater mode except for the youtube video itself and the overlay of it. The moment you switch to default view, the UI outside is suddenly visible again and the filter gets out of your way.

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/CosmoCreeper/youtube-fullscreen-theater-mode/main/main.filter

Let me know if there should be any improvements to this project, but remember, it has to fit within a filter list!

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u/Fragrant_Pianist_647 — 22 days ago
▲ 155 r/bun+1 crossposts

Alternatives to Bun now that it is absolute AI slop?

I've been using Bun for my projects for a while now because it's so easy to integrate into NodeJS projects and is incredibly fast and easy. But now that it is AI slop, I feel obligated to switch. Any alternatives?

I would pick Deno but I've noticed it doesn't have the best compatibility with NodeJS. Should I just switch back to NodeJS w/ pnpm or is there some other niche project that isn't AI slop?

EDIT: I recently noticed vlt, but it appears that they are using AI for pull requests as well?

u/EmptyBrilliant6725 — 2 months ago