Let me rephrase that: I am talking about containers, but more specifically about the fact that Firefox now sandboxes every domain within it’s own little container, if you enable the proper options. Yes, your behavior on said site will persist until you clear your session data, but it will not follow you to other websites.

I wasn’t talking about Containers though. I was under the impression that Enhanced Tracking Protection severely hampers cross-domain tracking.

Or just use Firefox with enhanced protection turned on. Websites become pretty containerized. Incognito mode just becomes a “don’t save this in my history” thing.

AFAIK, incognito mode will only protect you from reading multiple articles on their site, no difference for a single one.

Still waiting on my Katana Zero DLC.

Search it along with “potato” and you’ll find recipes

Can’t wait to look at “This content is not available i n your region”.

Its probably the “each other” that makes it trickier. I do ping my watch with an audible ring from my watch to find it, even though it’s always on silent.

I disagree. Having your phone on silent isn’t an out-of-the-ordinary use.

I despise listening to various pings, but still want my phone to vibrate and the screen to turn on. Most people at work/school do the same.

“Do not disturb” is for specific, short durations, or while you sleep (if you don’t turn your phone off).

I dont even know where my wired earphones are any more. I thought TWS earbuds were a silly gimmick until I first tried a pair, and i can honestly say they are revolutionary.

My Steam Deck is my gaming PC/console. I couldn’t justify or afford a 2nd one.

Finally bit the bullet and bought Baldur’s Gate 3. It runs great (I’ve limited it to 30 fps) but the battery is draining fast.

In your example, you are not playing only one game for 3 years without playing any other games.

Apparently you can set your games (individually) to only update at launch. You can also schedule updates.