Yeah, I don’t have an issue with enabling javascript for trusted sites. I do wonder if there was a technical reason for them using the JS frontend, since you would think they’d be ideologically opposed to doing so.

Having an option would be great but at the end of the day as long as it works I will happily use it

Thank you for your efforts on this.

This hackliberty onion instance is going to be shut down this month, so it’s a relief to see you working on your own.

I agree I close them if I see that, but just so you know a combo of bypass paywalls clean, and ublock origin (go into settings and enable all cookie notices, social widgets, and annoyances) will bypass 95% of those without you even knowing

If that fails go to web.archive.org and paste the URL, that works most of the time. There’s a web extension called “web archives” that makes this easy if you’re ok with other extensions

mandermybrewn3sll4kptj2ubeyuiujz6felbaanzj3ympcrlykfs2id.onion

Cool! Hope they stick with it

SOS Captain

… I understand the concept of a honeypot

If you think that’s what’s going on here you don’t understand simplex at all

Hackliberty is one of the most active SimpleX groups

I’d urge you not to disregard the tech because media hit pieces

https://github.com/simplex-chat/simplexmq/blob/stable/protocol/overview-tjr.md

https://simplex.chat/faq/

LocalSend can also send installed .apks if you’re on android.

Localsend is just awesome in general, use it if you need to send files wirelessly over lan

Just wanted to say I’m still using and enjoying this, thank you for providing an onion to us

I’ll take it

been living with a black woman for many years

I’m assuming you’re unfamiliar with US ISPs… Yeah they’re less trustworthy than mullvad haha

Thank you for your response

Makes sense, thank you.

Makes a lot of sense, thank you for explaining your setup