Yes, Berners-Lee invented HTTP und HTML at CERN.

Yeah, that's right for the core network setup (TCP/IP) and some basic services such as email, FTP, and Telnet. But the World Wide Web was actually developed at CERN in Switzerland.

Not sure if that'll ever happen. But who cares, as long as NoorNote's got it covered.

That's just the start. Remember when we talked about those LI-style features? Extended profiles are the first step.

You can pull it off super easy with lists. Head to your bookmark list, throw some links together in folders, then hit the "Profile" checkbox at the bottom right of the folder. Boom, you can mount up to 10 folders/lists to your profile as you like.

But it’s a #NoorNote-only feature. Only NoorNote users can see it.

Those who came to the internet late shouldn't have any say in shaping or developing it. Yeah, I mean you, governments and politicians.

Today with the evening prayer marks the start of the month of Rajab in my timezone (middle Europe, Berlin). That's in about an hour and a half for me. I recommend checking out the advantages of worship, especially on these first days of the month. You shouldn't miss it.

Exactly

How about we get back to the original narrative?

Sir, you’re following half of Nostr 😄

A lot of bug fixes this time. Stability update. For the next version I'm working on a big new feature that many of you will find useful.

@nevent1qgs...

I deal with it every day too, but it's worth it.

Because it is one of the most privacy protective browsers out there. It does not just block malware, it is also the only browser that uses rotating, randomized fingerprints.

Some apps like KYC tools and banking apps will not run with that shield.