This is what I use also, but youtube stopped it and blocked the videos. The work around was opening in an incognito window.

“The mills of the gods grind slowly, but they grind exceeding fine.”

My English teacher made fun of me in front of the class, completely out the blue, because she wanted to be respected by the popular kids who bullied me.

Long live Netscape Navigator! :)

Certainly gives him a good way to limit social media as we approach the new election cycle.

This is a helpful tip on more than one level.

I used it on Firefox ans it didn’t work

Same. Never had it work even once.

Glitch McConnell.

Nobody has aim good enough to shoot something that small.

Was hoping for another Four Seasons moment.

It looks like a bad photoshop job.

Someone already posted this somewhere. It’s a second stage from a rocket (India?). Can’t recall the exact one.

Twitter and Reddit seem bent on crashing popular social media sites. If they vanished completely tomorrow along with Facebook, what would be left?

In at least one world, the ticket machine short circuits and electrocutes you. In one of those, you become a superhero named Lottery Lightning.

OK, I figured it out: password length Not sure what was changed on Lemmy overnight, but my password suddenly became too long for FF, Chrome, and even Liftoff.

During my trial and error checking, I tried changing the password (which continued to work in Edge), but suddenly Liftoff would not accept the new one. Changed it to something ridiculously short and miraculously everything worked in all the browsers and Liftoff. Inched it back up to something acceptably long and complex again.

Still no luck. Tried Chrome and Firefox in both desktop and mobile, but neither logs in. After clicking “login”, it spins for a second and then returns to “login”. Seems to only work in Edge now. Maybe some security change after the hack now blocks the other browsers?

Ah, very good. Thanks!

Where do yoh do that on Liftoff? I ended up reinstalling the app.

Yes, exactly that. Cookies and site data, and cached web content for good measure. Restarted Firefox after, but no change. Odd.