It is indeed Cloudflare, very strange.
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Both of these changes happened without any email announcement, only visible on their site. So effectively because I didn't login into Migadu dashboard, I was losing emails.
For example, I clicked a link on old reddit and saw the full referer being sent to another origin.
This is on Windows 10 19042 build.
7-Zip doesn't even see the folders for that matter.
For my site I basically only do minifying for js, and bundling+minifying for css, and it all gets done in 0.2 seconds. Right now the longest time in my deploy process is actually just doing a git fetch (with depth=1).
> Each web site can set its own desired referrer policy
Yes, and it won't be able to tell which site you come from if it's set to no-referer.
It's based solely on the http referer, which your browser sends.
sqlite installs by default (unless something went wrong), but it's only required to persist between restarts (or leaving and reopening a channel). But just having it running will keep history in memory (up to a limit), so not strictly required to have it work between devices.
That being said, The Lounge supports themes, and it's trivial to reduce spacing to fit your needs. There's even a box in settings where you can put custom css directly in.
The situation on iOS is even worse, because every browser is forced to use Webkit under the hood.
With so many competing CI services out there now, it's kind of hard to keep using Travis. They've added Windows support, which is great, but it's ridiculously slow. (a minute to run on Linux, 14 minutes on Windows). And with these slow downs, you quickly run into parallel build (I believe the limit is 3 builds per user).
I wonder if browsers will allow this to work for localhost?
Here's the script I used to do this last time, just a couple of openssl commands: https://gist.github.com/xPaw/840f378f3fed64806b46211c2287b52...