Here is a new version of Crosslinker FM. Version 6 brings cleaner code. I have now removed music playback features that were on previously released V.5. Playback features will return as a standalone music player. Also, now the xdg-utils is removed and Crosslinker will open files with clearly stated default programs – instead of trying to find the system default. The previous is better for performance and functionality. Continue reading
HTML5: Adding custom search engines to a website
Disclaimer: I have no relationship with any search engine. All that
is expressed below is based upon my own personal preferences and
interests related to online security.
Search engines would not be much fun if you could not add them to your website. In this post I will list some HTML5 forms by which you can add three privacy oriented search engines to your website. To be clear: If you adapt the examples below you can add pretty much anything. Continue reading
Five private search engines worth looking at
These days it seems to be all about collecting data. Pretty much everybody does it. If you value your privacy then this post is for you. Personally, I love things related to computer security and here are my top five picks for the best secure search engines of 2017. The order is based upon my personal preferences. All of these seach engines are really good and should deliver very well.
Disclaimer. This post is based purely upon my own opinions. I have no relation to any search engine or a third party that might influence my viewpoints.
1. Privatelee: https://privatelee.com/
This search engine does not offer fancy graphics. It is very good though: what it lacks in looks it delivers in functionality. This is my current personal favorite. Loads up really fast too.
RunIT-QT added to Python programs
Upgrade:RunIT-QT 0.5 has arrived.
RunIT-QT (PostX 0.4.1 default browser) is added to Python programs.
RunIT-Qt browser.
#RunIT-QT Browser Copyright (c) 2015 JJ Posti <techtimejourney.net>
#RunIT-QT comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY;
#for details see: http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html.
#This is free software, and you are welcome to redistribute it under
#GPL Version 2, June 1991
#This is the 0.4 version made with Python and QT5 “) Continue reading