Thanks! Will do

Are these considered safe? Do you have to check for updates yourself?

Can you recommend some?

Thanks very much for the heads up on this. I try to get most of my apps from F-Droid, but there are a few I still need to get from Google. In a worst case scenario, like if Aurora can’t fix this or there isn’t something else like Yalp (wait…Yalp?) how will I be able to download gplay store apps? I don’t even have a Google account. If I had used Mrs. Swann’s G account and it got deleted, I’d probably have to spend the rest of the morning picking up all my teeth off the floor…

Excellent👍

Libreddit perhaps?

Really?! 😵‍💫

Listened to CDs, smoked a lot, stared at the walls, cried when appropriate. But then I’m an Xer, so…

There seems to be some discontent about this over on the FF CSS subreddit; has mozilla screwed up the UI again?

I always get nervous when they announce a new version because I’m worried that they’ll keep taking customization options away.

Indeed! (But before I make my various pronouncements on PODs, I believe it was you I had an exchange about Zola with earlier? Well, the comments seem to have disappeared! Not sure why 🤔, but anyway . . . ) Unfortunately for me though, our closest local indie bookstore seems to be in its death throes, and our local Barnes & Noble of course just seems to have lots and lots of nothing interesting. And so (for me anyway) this means ordering books online most of the time, which means not knowing what I’ll get when they arrive. Two pro tips for the POD hater that I’ll share with you: bookoutlet.com has lots of interesting cheap remainders that are almost never PODs, but even if they are, they’re so cheap it won’t matter. Also, the kind folks at The Strand in New York told me that any book on their site that is listed as being “In Store” is 99.99% likely to not be a POD. You can also email them and just ask, and they’ll check for you. I’ve gotten in the habit of contacting publishers before I order their books to see whether or not they’re POD (and some won’t even tell me!), which is kind of a pain to say the least.