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How Diets actually work

How Diets actually work

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https://otter-browser.org/ From their website: "Otter Browser aims to recreate the best aspects of the classic Opera (12.x) UI using Qt5." Their motto is: "Controlled by the user, not vice versa". Otter Browser makes no unsolicited requests at all. It is fully open source. The developers, also, don't plan to include any spyware "features" in the future. This seems like a true privacy-based web browser (at least for now). Basically a very simplistic browser, that can be used to access websites that will contain your private information. You can make it clear out the cookies upon startup, and log in into your mail, banking and so on. Otter is minimalistic and therefore doesn't allow for advanced customization, and it's webkit is rather shy, so it might load slower than other browsers. But still, if you want the greatest solution of all, I recommend using two browsers. One for private information (Otter) and one for casual browsing (Ungoogled Chromium).

If you have an Android phone, go to the developer options and set Animation Time to x0.5! Your phone will feel like it's gotten a huge processor update. Unlock Developer Options: Settings > About Phone > 7x tap on Build Number Decrease animation time: Settings > System > Developer Options > Set all Options with Animation Scale to x0.5 or less Enjoy your fast phone

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There’s also a Google Chrome/Brave/Opera/Edge extension: https://github.com/nathan-149/hover-paywalls-browser-extension You have to install it yourself because Google removed it from their store when they knew people could use it to bypass paywalls, so just follow the steps in the guide. But it’s super easy to do. Just a drag and drop of a folder into your extensions library

With this website you can bypass most websites paywalls https://12ft.io