An Browser-Erweiterungen, die die YouTube-Webseite stylen, mangelt es (wahrlich!) nicht. UnTrap steht hervor, weil es die Videoplattform als Safari-Extension auch auf iPhone und iPad umgestaltet. Im Fokus stehen hier die optischen Änderungen – das „Look & Feel“. Verlasst euch (generell) auf keine Ad-Blocker-Versprechen; ultimativ hilft dagegen nur YouTube Premium. Schaut ihr jedoch Videos im mobilen

Since its launch, Kagi Assistant has been a favorite for many users as it allows access to world top large language models, grounded in Kagi Search, all in one place in one beautiful user interface – and all that for +$15/mo upgrade from our Professional plan that provides unlimited Kagi Search. Today, we’re excited to

I’ve witnessed several transformative moments in internet history: when Mosaic first made the web browsable, when Google made it searchable, and when Facebook made it social. Each wave fundamentally reshaped how we interact with information. This current shift feels similarly momentous, yet distinct in its own way. […] This shift matters more than you might

„Quality over speed, but fast.“ Lest diesen Artikel von Wired und fragt euch, ob das die Kultur von Apple (Intelligence) ist. Steckt das in Apples DNA? WIRED spoke with more than 50 current and former employees—including engineers, marketers, legal and safety experts, and a dozen top executives—to trace the most frenzied and culture-reshaping period in

Google launched a new feature in the Google App for iOS named Page Annotation. When you are browsing a web page in the Google App native browser, Google can „extract interesting entities from the webpage and highlight them in line.“ When you click on them, Google takes you to more search results. Barry Schwartz Zur

via YouTube@Apple […] “privacy” is an abstract social concept, and firms – but especially multi-trillion dollar market leaders – don’t make dramatic, sweeping policy changes absent commercial benefit. Mobile Dev Memo Eric Seufert vermutet: Again: little is known about Google’s implementation of a cookie consent prompt in Chrome at this point. But if Google models

Apple streicht 36-Prozent von Googles Werbeumsatz auf dem iPhone ein (12-Prozent gehen an Android-OEMs). The biggest slip-up of the Department of Justice’s Google search monopoly trial was the reveal that Google pays Apple 36 percent of Safari search revenue to remain the default search engine. Google stated it didn’t want that number getting out because