Best of Privacy — February 2023

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   The Verge·3y

   I don’t want to log in to your website

   Websites requiring logins to access free content are becoming more common, but the author argues that not reading is easier than reading and logging in. This trend reduces the value of the open web and creates a worse user experience. The author also discusses privacy concerns and the shift away from making websites feel like semipublic places.

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   Brave·3y

   HTTPS by Default

   Brave introduces the new feature 'HTTPS by Default' to improve web security and privacy by increasing the use of HTTPS. This feature automatically upgrades sites to HTTPS, falling back to HTTP only if necessary.

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   WordPress Beginner·3y

   How to Create a Truly Anonymous Website (Step by Step)

   Learn how to create a truly anonymous website by following this step-by-step guide. Protect your privacy and identity online. Find out why people create anonymous websites and the tools and techniques to remain anonymous.

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   asayer·3y

   Web3: the new, decentralized Web

   Web3 is the next generation of the internet, based on decentralization and offering advantages such as improved security, privacy, and transparency. It enables decentralized applications, distributed storage, decentralized exchanges, decentralized identity, and decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs). Web3 faces challenges in scalability, security, and usability, but has the potential to revolutionize how we interact with the internet.

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   Web Tools Weekly·3y

   CSS Tools, Testing, SVG/Media

   A Fine Start taps into this raw, unassuming power by transforming your new tab page into a minimal list of links. You can also view a gallery of existing mood-based options for Tailwind projects. A small set of CSS generators include text and box shadows, CSS glow, CSS text glow, and unique underlines.

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