Each mod includes a caution to review its source code on GitHub, ensuring users can make informed decisions before installing any customizations.

About as useful as an “I agree to the terms and conditions” checkbox tbh. Open source code suffers horribly from misplaced community trust. The most deadly type of gathering for children is a pool party surrounded by adults. Because if everyone is watching the kids to make sure they don’t drown, nobody is watching the kids. Every single person independently goes “I don’t need to worry about it, cuz someone else will notice.” If everyone is auditing the code, nobody is auditing the code.

I've been using it for a few months and it's been great, but I just found out that by default it injects itself into all processes and it gave me the ick (for example if you use Firefox you can see in about:third-party)

The explanation provided seems kinda logical but I don't know if it's legit or not

Looks dope, ty for sharing ❤️

I stumbled across this recently trying to make my taskbar smaller without borking the size of everything else

It's nice :)

I tried out a few of them, and I'm currently using these two:

• Taskbar height and icon size
• Taskbar Volume Control

You could also post this in !youshouldknow@lemmy.world

Thank you!