And Instagram. Their website won’t even load on iOS, it’s just a blank white screen.
You know what will always be safe to send people? Fediverse links! Our shit actually works and won’t scare people away.
It's a pain to unmute before it starts, you have a banner hiding the top and bottom screen so you only see half of the video. If it didn't work at least I would have an excuse to tell them not to send me links while being polite. (it works fine on pc though)
Or a screenshot. Please send me a screenshot instead of a link to whatever you’re going to show me.
This is a problem in instant messaging. In situations where I would have linked to a page containing an image, I've been in the habit of saving the image and sending it to the other person directly. It's faster. And I'll be honest I'm not writing attributions or credits when I do that unless they actually ask for the source. It would be better if everyone shared things by their actual original source, but like I said it's faster. Youtube is one of the only mainstream commercial sites still decent for this.
Any website that needs me to create an account to look at something can go fuck itself honestly..
Most news sites that give you "x free articles per month" use cookies to identify by how many you've read so simply opening in a private tab almost always resets the counter
Applies to Quora as well when I search something up to find an answer and Quora is the first result.
It’s an extension that redirects websites like YouTube, Twitter, and TikTok to alternative frontends
Oh yeah, I haven't visited Twitter since they added this. I have an account, I just can't be bothered to log in.
I literally cannot make an account, I've been trying for years, it doesn't accept any of my email addresses or phone numbers.. I think I'd have to make a gmail just to make a twitter
They let me use a Hotmail address for my first account, but I made it when I was a kid and when I tried to change my birthday they banned it. My second account was made using that sign in with Google feature.
It's extremely common, but there are still a few sites left that won't force you to log in. YouTube is one such example, though of course it has its own problems too.
I have an extension that redirects all tweets to nitter so I don't have to deal with that log in screen
I thought they did too, but I just tried it and I got the login page. [Edit]: Maybe they just did it for Google and a few other big companies?
It keeps happening intermittently for me. Sometimes it asks for a log in and sometimes allows me to see it.
I can never view the replies though.