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@O. Hancock
Both Violentmonkey and Stylus (desktop addons) work in the mobile version of Firefox.
Both Violentmonkey and Stylus (desktop addons) work in the mobile version of Firefox.
Hmm, that’s a good question. I’ve just been living without on my phone (and mostly using my computer).
Looks like TamperMonkey works on Dolphin if you don’t mind using a dedicated browser for Derpibooru.
@TheGlitchedWolf
You’re gonna have to present examples.Derpi’s reverse search isn’t some AI or a project funded with billions of Google dollars, it just compares the brightness of an image’s four quadrants against a database of stored values. If a “meme” has a watermark or an “ifunny” addition to it, or it’s heavily lossily compressed, the brightness of any or all of those quadrants can change enough for the system to not flag it.As stated above, the lossy compression is so massive that there’s no way the system can accept these images as the same.I would ask that you measure your statements to the severity of the problem, as well as your knowledge of it. “X is completely broken” sounds both alarming, and is frankly insulting to the people that have worked and continue to work tirelessly on the site’s development and maintenance.
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