@leodurruti@puntarella.party Have a single-person instance so I’m sorry, I don’t know. I had assumed the filters would be instance-wide but you know what they say about assuming… ;)
@tinydoctor@mstdn.social Consider yourself lucky :)
@M1k3yv2@ioc.exchange We’re playing 4D chess.
@M1k3yv2@ioc.exchange Shush, they might be listening… this could foil our ingenuous plan.
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#sic
@M1k3yv2@ioc.exchange Goodness, those Meta folks must be really foolish, huh? Looks like they’re stepping straight into our trap.
:awesome:👍
@DodoTheDev @Lokjo @librewolf @Vivaldi Yeah, although I just read that they’re using the manipulative “Maybe later” pattern in at least one of their dialogs so that would be a good thing to fix for the future (I’m using Vivaldi too as my default browser.)
The opposite of “Yes” is “No”, not “Maybe later.”
@Bro666 @kde@floss.social @kde@lemmy.kde.social Which would make perfect sense if I had said “Plasma forces you to use Firefox.” Would you like any other straw men to rile against?
@Aaron @kde@floss.social @kde@lemmy.kde.social Yes, to non-private defaults. Let’s put it this way: if Firefox’s defaults respected your privacy, Mozilla would go bankrupt tomorrow.
@dajix @kde@floss.social @kde@lemmy.kde.social It’s deceptive. They know exactly what they’re doing. That’s why they also ask if you haven’t used your browser for a while.
Of course, it would be nicer if the Mastodon interface actually hid filtered notifications instead of doing whatever the fuck this is.
#mastodon #spam #filtering #notifications #design