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No, it prompts with data files and archives (though Zen doesn't seem to recognize any of the handlers, so "Open With" is empty, which is weird) but executables don't give me the option, which is still half my annoyance. But half is better than full, I guess, if Manifest V3 forces me to switch back...

Nah, Zen, like Vanilla Firefox, just gives me "Save File" and "cancel", at least with installers.

What a pain in the ass..

Do any of those those Firefox-derived browsers let you "open" downloads directly from the "download file" prompt? That and not having to confirm "dangerous" downloads were the simple but "killer" features that sent me to Vivaldi some years ago.

Not Discord. The Discord admins have been heading the same way as Reddit's.

That's just the GPCGMR version. The CPs got it at the end of August. And if even *they* panned it...

No, that's Mr Thou over there!

I remember AudioGalaxy which was much less exposed, but was a great technology. You ran a "satellite" on the best connected machine you could find, but you could search and choose what to download from any machine on the net. Then you just picked up your files on the satellite when you had enough to fill a a 700Mb blank CD, and hived that off to your hard drive (if you had space) or just kept a bunch of mp3 CDs that many physical HiFi players could read. It was like Napster on steroids. It was shut down pretty quickly though. DCC on IRC channels worked well but was pure 1 to 1 peer to peer only.

Why would anyone trust a company named after a set of crystal balls cursed to mislead or corrupt the will of the user?

Found the modded minecraft player.

We just have to catch them before they merge with those damn Chenjesu.

That was it, it was holocaust denial. Thanks. Old brain is old.

Didn't one of them go full-on Nazi in like a day?

What does using your brain have to do with the law?

Absolutely. But it wouldn't be GPL-compatible, either, so you wouldn't be able to use any GPL'd code in your project (since the GPL forbids adding any further restrictions), and a GPL'd project couldn't use your code (since your license requires using your license, not the GPL), so you've eliminated most of the benefit to yourself and others.