How I Got Rid of My Google-Hosted Web Fonts
Some background on how I replaced Google-linked web fonts on this site with self-hosted ones to improve privacy concerns.
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Some background on how I replaced Google-linked web fonts on this site with self-hosted ones to improve privacy concerns.
A look at local-first software, the idea that you can have the collaboration of cloud apps while still fully owning your data.
How do we block ads and tracking data if they use the same hostname/websocket of the original website?
I am a privacy advocate by every measure, and WebKit's approach to new web features still worries me. Here is why.
An update on my hunt for a Zoom alternative, including how Jitsi and Whereby actually fared with my Elixir meetup group.
Zoom and Google Hangouts both leave me uneasy. A running list of video conferencing alternatives that better respect user privacy.
Why I dropped Chrome for Firefox, starting with AMP and the years of Google decisions that have been hostile to the open web.
Gatekeeper is a fair compromise, but some good Mac software is unsigned. How I run those few apps without dropping my guard.