Open hello-smile6 opened 2 years ago
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Let's just post them all and then copy them in and add detection.
Turn this into a discussion, then we can talk about each submission
I'll make a discussion for this, but getting the logos is an issue, because it's not usable without them.
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ChromeOS is the same as Chrome, going to alias them.
Chrome OS alias done in https://github.com/hello-smile6/neofetch-js/commit/0ae4b953d8dbe2d80461901d0a37e457b0b6fa57 @webdev03
@Chiroyce1 What does navigator.platform
return on MacOS? Could you check, by chance?
@Chiroyce1 What does
navigator.platform
return on MacOS? Could you check, by chance?
MacIntel
for my Intel Mac, you could get a FOSS license for BrowserStack (I had one earlier, it's very easy to apply, you get accepted in 1 minute after they do some checks to make sure it's a real FOSS project). https://www.browserstack.com/open-source
@Chiroyce1 What does
navigator.platform
return on MacOS? Could you check, by chance?
MacIntel
for my Intel Mac, you could get a FOSS license for BrowserStack (I had one earlier, it's very easy to apply, you get accepted in 1 minute after they do some checks to make sure it's a real FOSS project). https://www.browserstack.com/open-source
Okay, sounds like a good idea.
@webdev03 Could you make a PR with the MacOS logo?
Logo for Linux added in https://github.com/hello-smile6/neofetch-js/commit/246c93aa84db817441323b94a5557773315002e3
@hello-smile6 #6
@hello-smile6 #6
Merged. iOS?
It's not an OS, but let's add Microsoft Edge anyway
I can't get neofetch to work, could someone else? Here's the icon. Could you just pipe neofetch to a file and put it in a gh gist, so we'd have color?
@Chiroyce1 What does
navigator.platform
return on MacOS? Could you check, by chance?
MacIntel
@webdev03 Creating a security advisory about the analytics issue, just to make sure I'm doing the right thing.
@Chiroyce1 Could you look at it for me if I gave you access? I want to make sure it makes sense.
@Chiroyce1 Could you look at it for me if I gave you access? I want to make sure it makes sense.
The security thing? Sure - I think analytics is a bad idea in this case.
It makes sense!
@Chiroyce1 Could you look at it for me if I gave you access? I want to make sure it makes sense.
The security thing? Sure - I think analytics is a bad idea in this case.
It's one that logs nowhere near as much as Google's, but I forgot to avoid logging local servers. I accidentally got @webdev03 's computer's hostname and the port they were running a server on because of it. I am just trying to do the right thing.
I wish there was uBlock Origin for Safari 😞
I wish there was uBlock Origin for Safari 😞
Then create it.
Or use DNS blocking. You could even make it point to localhost using /etc/hosts
and run an HTTPS server on localhost with a self-signed certificate that blocks analytics requests and forwards everything else, so you could use the website without getting analytics data logged.
Wait, /etc/hosts
wouldn't work for iOS, but you could still configure iOS to trust a self-signed certificate for counter.dev and make your router use your computer for DNS when it's online (or maybe run a DNS server on your router). Still, even if you had used that, it would've sent using my cors-anywhere instance, so you'd have to filter both of those.
We need more icons! Let's start running neofetch more!