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• uBlock Origin
• NoScript
• JShelter
• CSS Exfil Protection
• Libredirect
• Indie Wiki Buddy

I also sometimes use the IceCat extensions, too:

• LibreJS
• LibrifyJS
• Reveal hidden HTML
• Searxes' Third-party Request blocker
• Workarounds for nonfree JS

I recently decided to finish with season 5. I heard that the storylines go all weird after that. Honestly, though, I enjoyed the series up to and including S4.

Ah yes, the classic dual-boot woes

Well...

Trying to think of a new colour after turning off my mental safeguards felt like I was a computer dividing by zero. Honestly, would not recommend.

Thanks! Skeuomorphism just looks friendlier than that flat stuff, in my opinion. I'm also a nostalgia junkie.

LXQt is nice. I wouldn't recommend Lubuntu, though, so I'd say try it with Debian or Arch instead.

• Distro: Devuan 5 ("Daedalus")
• Init System: sysvinit
• Desktop: LXQt (X11)
• Window Manager: Openbox
• Fetch: Hyfetch
• GTK/Qt Theme: DarkCold
• Icon Theme: Crystal Remix
• Cursor Theme: Wonderland
• LXQt Theme: kvantum
• Openbox Theme: Onyx
• Zsh Theme: gentoo

• Browser: Mullvad Browser
• Terminal: QTerminal
• Shell: Zsh
• Editor: micro
• Pager: most

It's decent, and video playback works just fine (only tested with Invidious on this iteration; previous Linux and BSD installs varied on this machine). There are browsers that would be faster, but Mullvad is really the only viable option for my threat model. Oddly, the internet speed is far faster on this official LXQt install than it was on the Trinity spin I used to use.

Yes. I am using the abrosexual flag and fastfetch as a backend. I installed hyfetch using pipx, so fastfetch is included. I am also using the neofetch-style config from the Git repo.

SysV is a godsend