Black belt in Mikado, Photo model, for the photos where they put under ‘BEFORE’
I don’t think so, all data are on your device and in the one of the other user. No man in the middle. It’s similar to the paleolitic finger protocol (which still can be used after more than 50 years), but military grade encrypted.
Example of the finger protocol write this in your commandline for an message from me:
finger zerush@happynetbox.com
Yes, certainly a bad joke by this oversensible Lemmy US Flanders filter 🤬Forbidden Use of Carnal Knowledge it (to avoid censoring)
Well, it’s nice the developement of a new independent engine, but I’m old and not sure to see the first stable and usefull release of it. The engine is by far the most complex part of the browser, with the need of an big team to develope it for several platforms (even linux distros are not always compatible one with another)
Nowadays Blink is the most advanced engine, because nobody else than Google has the infrastructure and the amount of devs working on it, even with the power to modify web standarts. This is at the same time also the problem.
Yes, Chromium is 100% FOSS and everybody can modify and gutting it to his like, but always depends on the update releases from Google. The only solution is an independent Chromium team and community.
A new browserengine would change nothing, because it comes 20 years late in a market of nearly 80% Chromium in an web optimized by it, like dozends of other indie browsers with a handfull users each or even abandoned out there (eg Otter and others) even the grandfather of Blink, Konqueror with the KHTML engine by the German KDE, forked by Google and Apple.
I use imgur rarely, without account. Sharing images in sites like Lemmy, Mastodon, and other ActivityPub sites don’t need an image sharer, images can be uploaded directly or simply with copy paste. Hosting or backup images and any other files with Filen or Koofr, both 10 GB for free and from the EU (Germany and Slovenia)