That was my thinking as well. This plus a solar powered mesh could give us an incredibly resilient and decentralized web. Its like appying the concept of managing your feeds through RSS to managing your own personal web.

Thanks for the response

then it is probably something that wouldn’t be too hard to add to the web interface (will have to think on where to add it

When I was trying to find it, the first place i thought to look was Account > View Profile. It already shows my own posts and comments, so in my mind that was the logical place to look for my upvotes. I believe that’s also where reddit puts your upvotes

So, this would not be a complete record of all your voted on items for most instances.

Keeping only a recent history makes perfect sense, but even being able to just search X previous months is better than nothing

Thank you

Is there a way to turn it off

I’m pretty sure every time you use AI for programming your brain atrophies a little, even if you’re just looking something up. There’s value in the struggle.

I assume you were joking but some studies have come out recently that found this is exactly what happens and for more than just programming. (sorry it was a while ago so I dont have links)

They said Pocket would be open sourced when they bought it seven years ago

I think Voyager is a great name for a browser

If you delete an AI model, the feature may stop working or revert to a non-AI version, but the feature itself still exists in Firefox.

Oh no, this is terrible. I’ll have to use features by myself, without ai help? How do they expect me to use a browser like that

Some of these takeaways are crazy:

• Users often do not have time to thoroughly read release notes or migration guides.
• …many users will install a major release before reading the release notes

Its a major release. You shouldnt be upgrading without reading release notes and the migration guide. Especially not when there was such a publicized lead up to it

Sometimes when I read about a new study, I find myself thinking “duh, of course” or “why did we need a study to prove this super obvious thing”. I have to remind myself that its always valuable to check assumptions and we can learn a lot even by studying obvious questions.

In case you dont know, theres https://sepiasearch.org/

Thank you!