My favourite series was the third season of Happy Valley (BBC). The confrontation scene in the cafe between Catherine and Clare in the third episode was amazing.
My favourite film was Glenda Jackson's last film The Great Escaper.
I also enjoyed the second season of The Bear (Hulu), the third season of Starstruck (BBC) and the episode of Succession (HBO) titled Connor's Wedding (the third episode from the fourth season).
I still use an inkjet printer and no longer suffer from dried ink as I run a cron job that prints a test page twice a week (the printer also has a removable printhead so dried ink shouldn't be a problem regardless).
When I last sent a fax years ago I recall a report being printed after it was sent (e.g. 10 pages sent to number 123456789 at 9 A.M. successfully) so that might be the reason the fax machine refuses to send a fax without ink.
TV shows
Heels (Starz)
Guilt (BBC Two, season two)
In My Skin (BBC Three, season two)
The North Water (BBC Two/AMC+)
Time (BBC One)
Films
Rocca Changes the World
Help (Channel 4)
The Duke
Jak Najdalej Stad
Pig
I also liked Quiz I forgot about it completely. I enjoyed a few other shows as well such as Code 404 and We Hunt Together.
Mini series:
Adult Material
The Salisbury Poisonings
Flesh and Blood
Des
Normal People
My Left Nut
Anthology film series:
Small Axe (Mangrove/Red, White and Blue)
Films:
My dad is a heel wrestler
Bait
Uncut Gems
Days of the Bagnold Summer
Older:
The best mini-series I saw this year was The Lost Honour of Christopher Jefferies from 2014.
Channel4 is a UK broadcast channel that also has a streaming option. I was watching "Des" on it the other night with my paid subscription, but it was still interrupted by ads for Vauxhall cars.
Des is on ITV not on Channel 4.
ViewTube is another userscript and add-on that removes YouTube ads.
TV Series: The Virtues
Film: Elizabeth Is Missing
Are you sure you aren't confusing Stylish with Scriptish?
Also, the add-on LinkTube replaces embedded video with a link, which you can feed to youtube-dl or to the other programmes.
There are lots of alternatives that can play back YouTube videos without using Google's JavaScript or Adobe Flash (e.g. ViewTube, youtube-dl, UnPlug, quvi and youtube-viewer (which also supports viewing comments).
I don't understand why Mozilla never just worked with the author of Download Statusbar to integrate it. That extension has been one of the most popular addons since it was released in 2004. In fact, the addons site show it is currently the 7th most-used plugin with 1,930,345 current users.
The license of Download Statusbar isn't compatible with Firefox's license. From the add-on page:
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/download-statusbar/license/0.9.10
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