I’ve been feeling my smartphone is very cluttered.

There’s lots of apps I don’t use or use very infrequently and I find that extremely frustrating! I started a list of every app I actually use but I’m finding it longer than I would like.

What making that list has made me realize, though, is that the ReVanced project is truly amazing; it’s one of the greatest things ever to grace this ad-infested internet.

Nothing more to report today. Well, I’ve been going with a new Firefox setup, recently. Nothing major really, but I like it. It’s very minimal. Here’s a link and an image:

It’s just a one-line hardened Firefox with Sideberry. I slightly modified the sidebar to fit my tastes and changed Sideberry’s colours to match the nav bar. It’s hardened with Betterfox.

Firefox actually has native vertical tabs now. I found that out on the r/FirefoxCSS, it shocked me really, I had no idea. I was converted recently, anyway. What they don’t have yet is tree-style tabs and tab groups. Big deal for me, tree-style. Tryle tabs, if you will. If it weren’t for that, I might consider just going with the native functionality—no need for extensions.

I’ve actually done some work on full-sidebar setup using the native functionality but oh boy is it a pain in the ass. I’ve seen some people do it but I don’t like their implementations. I really have to look into it. Here’s a look:

I’ll look into it I will…

I do wonder though, if it’s even worth it. I mean, when Firefox implements tab groups—which they said they would, I think—or tryle then I’ll probably just switch to that. Do some light cosmetic mods or really just the one-line and move on. It takes up so little of the screen anyway, why hide the URL bar away on the sidebar. I don’t usually hide the sidebar, actually, I find it annoying more often than not if I can’t see my tabs.

I’ll think about it, I suppose.