Notices by HRH ginsterbusch (ginsterbusch@kosmos.social)

@Tim_McTuffty @UnclePJ @actuallyautistic On that occassion, I just finished baking cookies. And after the first baking was kinda bit TOO dry, it somehow worked with the "lets go to the kitchen after 10ish minutes" angsty nervousness inner itch ..

.. so talking from very fresh experience xD

@Tim_McTuffty @UnclePJ @actuallyautistic You know, you can train yourself to get .. well, not the time right, but somewhat annoyed after a specific amount of time?

Sure, took me about 6+ years to imbue the "3 minutes is ENOUGH!" timeout, but it works? Or at least if you dont want completely oversteeped, bitter and too strongk tea.

As a tea junkie, one will eventually get there.

And from there to like: 10 minutes! The bloody cookies are only allowed TEN! MINUTES! .. is doable xD

@solidsanek
did you succeed? cause it's 3 hours now 🤣
@catsalad

@Polychrome @siina well, too late. already did xD

@doot Sadly they become more clever and rely on "abilities" instead of the UA.

If all fails, I tend to involve ABP and also lately have played around with user scripts / greasemonkey.

Both Firefox and Pale Moon are much more accessible to me than eg. Chröme, thanks to resp. tools that IMPROVE accessibility and usability of sites that are basically built discriminatory from the start.

@feld @gsderp I use Bookmarklets / GreaseMonkey / TamperMonkey scripts to improve the overall accessibility and usability of sites.

Eg. a semi-dark reader with bigger font sizes for selected or all sites whenever I need it. Some sites tend to eg. enforce nasty unreadable sizes, or use garbage contrasts etc.

Its not that I'm near blind, but I'm both strongly sight-impaired and am light-sensitive in combination with synesthesia, so overload gets induced quickly if there is .. interference.

@feld @gsderp Certainly websites are already breaking my custom accessibility scripts. With an "enforce"d approach, this would mean ableism at its finest.

@pfefferle ne sehr schnelle und simple Implementation wäre als Micro-Plugin mit Shortcode, z.b. sowas wie Post / Page Changelog, [changelog] als Shortcode, einzufügen in die jeweils öffentlich zu "trackende" Seite / Beitrag.

Query mit post_type = 'revision', orderby => 'modified', 'order' => 'desc',, und shortcode-Parameter vlt. "limit" mit default = 10 oder so.

@pfefferle kommt drauf an, was du genau "tracken" willst.

Einfach nur Seitenänderungen? Dann gibt dir WP die Revisionen an die Hand :)