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Soli said:

uBlock won't work with Safari in Mojave. You'll need a solution like 1Blocker or for uBlock to update their Extension to work through the new store.

Interesting; thanks for the heads up. I’ll have to check my other extensions for compatibility, too.

mike54 said:

Would you know if Apple would be pushing the Safari update to El Capitan users?

Oh, I’m sure they will. Apple updates Safari for several past versions of OS X today.

Aside, in looking for the Safari download page to confirm that it does go to several past versions, I found that the Dashboard widget page is still up. Simpler times.

CheeseFreeze said:

Boy we are in trouble nowadays when we run out of battery.

The hood ornament will be an Apple logo, and you can bend it down to reveal a male Lightning port that you can pop your iPhone on to unlock the car when it’s dead. 

StrangeDays said:

Check out 1Blocker, for iOS and macOS. 

I use it on my iDevices, but how does it compare to uBlock Origin (which I use now) on OS X for its adblocking power?

EDIT: Okay, this is either humorous or an actual cause for concern. Wait, unless this isn’t the real website; it seems uBlock Origin only has a GitHub page...

StrangeDays said:

Hey, you should get in touch w/ Neil deGrasse Tyson and him know they got it all wrong on Cosmos, and that greenhouse gases don't really trap the sun's energy inside our atmospheric envelope.

Appeal to authority is not an argument, and this is also not the thread for this discussion. You are already proven objectively wrong.

Why can’t Apple offer us a cookie whitelist? I only want cookies from the sites from which I want them. All others can and should be totally blocked. Or at the very least, cookie locking, where I can lock cookies I want to protect from deletion so that I can one-click delete all of the others instead of having to manually pick them (or far more likely, just ignore the thousands of third party cookies that outright bypass my “disallow third party cookies” setting).