In my last two posts, I outlined how to clean up the right-click menu in Firefox to remove useless buttons, using either about:config or userChrome.css , respectively. One of my major complaints was that when right-clicking a link, I was presented with tw... See more
Cleaning up right-click with userChrome.css In my previous post, I wrote about using Firefox’s about:config to cut the right-click menu from a massive 26 buttons down to just 15, decluttering the commonly used right-click menu. | Freshly installed Firefox... See more
On a fresh installation of Firefox on MacOS, right-clicking an image while some text on the page is highlighted (to show as many buttons as possible) looks like so: | Freshly installed Firefox, right-clicking | To be blunt: holy fucking shit, what the fuc... See more
Today I learnt about the NS_ERROR_INVALID_CONTENT_ENCODING error (or “Content Encoding Error”) in Firefox, which started popping up in my Network tab while trying to access ChatGPT. Indeed, while having access to ChatGPT has allowed me to keep up the char... See more
I recently decided to fork and maintain a new version of the Gixy nginx security tooling, calling my fork Gixy-Next. The official website is https://gixy.io/, and the source code is available on GitHub at MegaManSec/Gixy-Next. The Python package is availa... See more