In this era of increased reliance on algorithmic systems that we can’t see and don’t control, how do we shift the power back to the citizen?
By knowing where, how, and to which effects algorithmic systems influence our lives – we can start finding ways to reconfigure our relationships with the systems pervading our digitizing public sphere. By interrogating and critically examining the underpinnings of these systems, from our unique perspectives, we can shift the power from the pervading technocracies back to the citizens.
Do your part - use literally anything other than Google Chrome
Reminder that switching to Firefox is incredibly easy and takes just a few minutes, you WILL be able to copy over all your cookies, browsing history, logins etc, as well as change the look/layout so it feels like what you’re used to.
is there an extension for firefox that gives you the equivalent of how chrome handles tab groups?
i am that person who has 100 tabs open, so having to have every single tab taking up space at the top sucks and i adore how chrome has a collapsible tab group option
do not tell me to just have less tabs open. that is not an option here.
Firefox has tree-style tabs! That’s what first interested me in the browser, and if Chrome is really going to pull a fucky wucky, I’m definitely going over to Firefox!
