[link] BadWolf (minimalist but usable)
[link] Gnu IceCat
[link] Lynx (text-only)
[link] Iridium (after some steps)
[link] Falkon (DYOR, could have spyware on windows, not on linux)
[link] Netsurf (after some steps, extremely lightweight, uses own engine so mostly unsupported, no JS as of 3.11)
[link] Otter Browser (no spyware, but it uses old libraries, most likely with known exploitable vulnerabilities)
[link] Pale Moon (after some steps)
[link] Qutebrowser (keyboard-focused mostly like vim, minimal GUI)
[link] SeaMonkey (after some steps, basic)
[link] Surf (very basic)
[link] Tor (after some steps, might still have some spyware, changing settings may increase fingerprinting)
[link] Ungoogled-Chromium (one of the best Chrome-based spyware-free browser)
[link] Web Browser (based on Pale Moon)
[link] Hexchat (standard IRC channels aren’t encrypted, might leak IP addresses, local conversations, pretty much only good for privacy, not anonymity, FOSS)
[link] Signal (not listed, but safer than Hexchat, at rest cryptography on Android is not supported anymore)
[link] Molly (not listed, Signal fork for Android with rest cryptography added back in, plus other positive tweaks)
[link] Session (not listed, anonymity-focused Signal fork, requires no phone number, out-of-the-box onion routing, apparently not secure, though there’s also
this response, so DYOR)
[link] qTox (not listed, public key identification, full anonymity, P2P, IP might be exposed if no VPN, FOSS)
[link] Matrix (not listed, decentralized, can be self hosted, server can know who is talking to whom and message lengths, some unencrypted metadata, user’s IP address is exposed to server, FOSS)
(btw Discord, kinda funny)
(btw Telegram is not perfect)
[link] DuckDuckGo (marked as possibly spyware, but it’s the only non-extremely high listed)
[link] Startpage (not listed, but afaik superior than DuckDuckGo in privacy, while still getting results from Google. DYOR)
[link] VLC (duh)
[link] Musicolet (not listed, allegedly no internet connection, downloadable from high-risk sources for privacy, possibly biased so DYOR (i use it))
[link] Strawberry Music Player (not listed, FOSS, GPL license, Clementine fork, DYOR)
I will keep updating this with more categories and software as I do more research until further notice. It is currently incomplete, though informational.
I shall warn you, take this list with a grain of salt. It may be outdated in several ways, as I do not actively monitor all of these, and there may also be nuances you should know before any decisions affected by this list. I strongly recommend you to DYOR, as this is merely an entry-level project.
It originated as a quick Discord message, so the format may also change slightly as I see fit.
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É, você provavelmente já consegue adivinhar. Era bagunçado, e eu era inexperiente.
O tempo foi passando, até que por volta de outubro de 2025 eu senti uma vontade de quebrar a minha rotina e introduzir um blog pessoal. Eu não tenho nenhuma fanbase que poderia ler ou responder o que eu tô escrevendo aqui, mas eu não sou motivada pela fama ou reconhecimento de qualquer forma. Eu escrevo apenas pelo próprio ato e prazer de escrever e documentar.
E aliás, ser capaz de levantar tudo isso do chão completamente sozinha agrega lindamente na minha experiência. Principalmente pelo fato que eu não usei IA generativa em nenhum ponto. O máximo que eu a usei foi para descobrir comportamentos obscuros de SCSS, que seria complicado ler os docs pra resolver os meus problemas, já que eu precisava fazer algo que eu nem tinha o vocabulário necessário ainda. Mas no final das contas, eu aprendi :). Eu não deixei IA alguma fazer o meu trabalho.
Resumindo, fundar o CLAB foi uma experiência muito prazerosa e recompensadora, e eu estou muito orgulhosa disso :3
Eu vou continuar trazendo atualizações, mas tão irregularmente quanto eu já estou fazendo. Eu não sei se alguém vai ler isso, mas eu ficaria muito grata! Muito obrigada, de coração! Amo vocês!!!! :3
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But yeah, you can probably guess at this point: it was messy, and I was inexperienced.
Time went on, and around October 2025 I felt the need to flip some switches and introduce a personal blog. I don’t have any fanbase to actually read and reply to what I’m writing here, but I’m not motivated by fame or recognition anyway. I write just for the sake of writing, documenting, journaling and blogging at its finest.
Besides, being capable of raising all of this completely on my own also adds to my experience. Especially since I did not, at any point, use AI to generate anything directly. The most I’ve used it was to find out niche SCSS behaviors, which would be quite troublesome to read docs for, as I had to accomplish something I did not have the vocabulary for. But hey, I learned. I did not let AI do my job.
All in all, founding CLAB was a very fun and rewarding experience, and I’m very proud of it :3
I will continue to update it, although as irregularly as I’m already doing it. I don’t know if anyone will ever read this, but I’m very thankful if you do! Thank you so much, I love you!!!
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Link do repo no sourcehut: ~dedetive/passwords-backup
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filtros tão funcionando yay
eu poderia ter feito de algum jeito melhor, mas assim já tá ótimo
depois se der vontade eu deixo isso melhor
Eu usei:
const element = document.getElementById('post-list');
for (const child of element.children) {
if (child.lang !== language) child.style.display = 'none';
}
pra linguagens, e algo bem similar pras tags.
Mas isso introduz alguns problemas, como não ser possível filtrar por uma língua e uma ou mais tags ao mesmo tempo.
Mas mesmo assim, para o que eu tenho agora isso é o suficiente.
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true:
100 * true ? 2 : 3 == 2
Oh no, sorry. That’s not true.
That equals 2.
And what happens if you fix the loose == and replace it with stricter ===?
Yeah, right. 2 again.
Please don’t tell me multiplication with a BOOLEAN actually has precedence over ternary evaluation???
And don’t even get me started on equality having higher precedence than a ternary.
Gotta really love parentheses to make anything useful in js, huh.