It was a first generation Ford Focus hatchback.

Video Lite on iOS works fine.

Suomi mainittu, torille!

It’s funny when I visit my hometown, I don’t see a familiar face anywhere. Apparently all the people I knew in high school have left.

I was on a walk and saw a beetle on its back. I turned the beetle around so that it could carry on.

Now I want to read the novel again.

I never give five stars, there is always room for improvement.

I use the browser too, I didn’t think an app existed.

Well done!

We only share our locations when for example my wife is coming home from shopping groceries so that I know when to go out to the parking lot to help carry the groceries home.

I had no idea people share locations constantly.

Makes sense!

What is a south mouth?

Video Lite is great for iOS.

For me Matrix is fine, I can use IRC, Whatsapp and Discord with it. But Element is not my cup of tea, especially with Firefox as it doesn’t play any videos other users are sharing. The same videos work fine with Cinny.

Mine has “expired” in 2016 but the needle is still in the green zone. At times I spin the bottle around a bit and then put it back to keep it active.

Both Vivaldi and Brave have working adblockers on iOS while Firefox does not. This is not WebKit’s fault, shouldn’t be an issue for Firefox mobile developers to implement.

Thanks! Too bad the Orion browser won’t sync history & other stuff with Firefox.

iOS already allows adblocker features for 3rd party browsers. Both Vivaldi and Brave have working adblockers, but Firefox does not.

I know mate, but this isn’t about installing extensions. Both Vivaldi and Brave have built-in adblockers in their iOS versions. That is not prevented or restricted by Apple.

Yep, I wish Firefox stepped up in this matter, since their competition can implement decent adblockers on iOS, while dealing with the exact same limitations Apple has set.