Sorry to be an idiot but what recently happened to make Portugal not want Americans?
Have you not been screaming about guns for as long as anyone alive can remember?
Through a spokesperson, the company said it did not think the ministry was authorized to rule on short-term rentals
Then who tf is, airbnb? Who is authorized???
The way I understand it is that you dont need the extensions if you use brave (i dont have any of those installed and just use as strict shield settings as I can) but they will support them for as long as possible for those who also want to use the extensions. Brave seems to use a modified version of the chromium engine in their browser which includes the shields.
The only issues ive had so far are with youtube's recent "3 strikes" message, which gets fixed by brave within a couple of days to make yt unable to detect that brave is using (or is itself) an ad blocker.
Brave Shields block ads and trackers by default, and they’re built natively in the Brave browser—no extensions required. Since Shields are patched directly onto the open-source Chromium codebase, they don’t rely on MV2 or MV3.
Ive read the comments, and I love you as a human so much for helping the kitties (and the way you talk about them is hilarious)!
Thanks. Hetzer seems like its got a good deal (1.76 euro / month max for the lowest tier which should be way more than enough for what I want to do) but when I looked at the scaleway price page I was greeted with several sections like bare metal and compute. Which one should I be looking for to just host a simple webpage? Also, having done a little more research into hosting, I guess I will be going with nginx and gunicorn (correct me please if this is overkill) so I guess having ssh access to the server is necessary. I've got linux experience so thats not a learning curve for me at all.
Edit: Also for hetzer, looking at their most basic tier in more detail, they have this following feature listed:
Symantec Basic SSL Certificate, duration 1 year
You can equip yourself with a free basic SSL certificate simply by going to the "SSL Manager" menu tab in your account on the konsoleH user interface.
The offer only stands if Symantec can supply a free certificate for the domain.
Even though I'm not actually reading any sensitive user data or storing anything, I think having https will inspire confidence and is just generally better to have than not, so how can I make sure that my domain is elligible for the free certificate?