It does in a limited capacity now [1]. No, it doesn't auto-skip for you and it's not nearly as quickly updated as SponsorBlock itself is, but it works fine enough on the iOS app.
Made one of those silly Bad Apple [1] renditions using NSSwitches with AppKit [2]. I recorded the video with a buggy version, but was still pretty happy with it! [3]
I recently took a 3000 mile road trip on 12.5.4.1 on a mix of interstate, country roads, and city streets and there were only a small handful of instances where I felt like FSD completely failed. It's certainly not perfect, but I have never had the same failures that the original thread poster had.
That's what I do. I can program my Go, Python, Java, and JavaScript projects all within IDEA Ultimate by just installing the extension from the marketplace. The only exceptions are C/C++ and Rust that 'require' a different IDE or paid extension and don't work in IDEA Ultimate for whatever reason.
While not quite what you're looking for, Kagi has a "Small Web" feed of sites that are semi-curated blogs. [1][2] I don't know how often it is updated, but I like to poke around every now and then see what's going on in people's corners of the internet.
Started using this for a personal project (Java, Spring Boot, Thymeleaf) and found these looking for any way I could add things like Bootstrap without having to vendor it and add it to my repository. From a technical perspective these things are pretty fascinating if you ask me!
The Orion Browser [1] has rudimentary WebExtension support on iOS despite being a Safari wrapper. Apple's policy also doesn't prevent browsers from bundling adblockers in, which both Brave and Edge do.
Kagi gets part of their index from Google, per the article, so perhaps that's the reason Kagi still works. Wonder if Vlad and Kagi will do (or have done) the calculus to see if buying crawlability from Reddit itself is cheaper than buying results from Google for Reddit search.
My Tesla insurance has gone down ~$30/mo showing that I've been a 'careful' driver or whatever. Perhaps they were overcharging when I first signed up, but I'm not complaining too much.
That said, the anxiety of always being watched when I'm driving and knowing that I'm directly impacting my wallet has made me consider just eating the extra $100 my old insurance provider wanted just to have the peace of mind that I can drive without feeling like taking that turn too fast just cost me $5
[1] - https://9to5google.com/2024/05/05/youtube-premium-jump-ahead...