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Is it possible to save a webpage in a way that embeds the URL of the page being saved? in c/firefox_@crazypeople.online
[–] rageAgainstCages@crazypeople.online 1 points 2 months ago* (last edited 2 months ago)

I appreciate the tip. It was alienating at first but after some fiddling it seems like a good option. My findings--

Pros

  • It’s able to save a page as a single file which can be opened in both Firefox and Chromium browsers (rare!)
  • It’s able to faithfully save a Github issue page that correctly renders when re-opened. (All other tools fail on a GH issue)
  • The URL is embedded on the 3rd line of the file (rare.. no other tool does this)

Cons

  • No control over where it saves the file
  • Forced GUI, no commandline (though I’m not sure if it can be hacked to run automatically in a headless Firefox or something)
  • No icon appears in the plugin tray. And cannot be added using the Firefox custom toolbar tool.
  • Default keystroke is control-shift-y (which clashes with the stock keystroke for reaching about:downloads)
  • There is no menu item for it

I was only able to get it to work by re-assigning a custom keystroke which I will forget and have to visit the addon manager to recall.

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Is it possible to save a webpage in a way that embeds the URL of the page being saved? (crazypeople.online)
 

If I save a page to a local HTML file, I do not see where the URL of the page itself is saved. There is no comment or anything at the top that contains the URL. So I have to either add a comment manually myself or make a note of it somewhere, or bookmark it.

Is there a smarter way of working? Can the URL be derived or fished out of the saved file, or is there any feature that saves the URL as well?

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I thought only Americans faced nationality-based discrimination by banks. But I heard there are others. Who else? (crazypeople.online)
 

cross-posted from !humanrights@crazypeople.online - https://crazypeople.online/post/5464740

FATCA specifically oppresses Americans who live outside the US. It strong-arms banks into treating Americans adversely different based on their national origin (ranging from denial of service to extra data collection and disclosure). I thought Americans were the only people who broadly face discrimination in banking due to their nationality. But I recently heard of other nationalities (not Americans) who are refused bank access due to their nationality (in Europe, where we might have a high expectation of human rights).

I could never get the details. People that report this to me have been vague. But I’ve heard it twice now. Does anyone know the specifics? Which nationalities and why?

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Is the community name misspelled? What is “FinanceE”? (crazypeople.online)
submitted 3 months ago* (last edited 3 months ago) by rageAgainstCages@crazypeople.online to c/Finance@endlesstalk.org
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something in the sidebar about what this community covers would be useful.

(edit) it seems the name and title of the group differ.. one has an extra E.

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I thought only Americans faced nationality-based discrimination by banks. But I heard there are others. Who else? (crazypeople.online)
 

cross-posted from: https://crazypeople.online/post/5464740

FATCA specifically oppresses Americans who live outside the US. It strong-arms banks into treating Americans adversely different based on their national origin (ranging from denial of service to extra data collection and disclosure). I thought Americans were the only people who broadly face discrimination in banking due to their nationality. But I recently heard of other nationalities (not Americans) who are refused bank access due to their nationality (in Europe, where we might have a high expectation of human rights).

I could never get the details. People that report this to me have been vague. But I’ve heard it twice now. Does anyone know the specifics? Which nationalities and why?

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I thought only Americans faced nationality-based discrimination by banks. But I heard there are others. Who else? (crazypeople.online)
 

cross-posted from: https://crazypeople.online/post/5464740

FATCA specifically oppresses Americans who live outside the US. It strong-arms banks into treating Americans adversely different based on their national origin (ranging from denial of service to extra data collection and disclosure). I thought Americans were the only people who broadly face discrimination in banking due to their nationality. But I recently heard of other nationalities (not Americans) who are refused bank access due to their nationality (in Europe, where we might have a high expectation of human rights).

I could never get the details. People that report this to me have been vague. But I’ve heard it twice now. Does anyone know the specifics? Which nationalities and why?

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I thought only Americans faced nationality-based discrimination by banks. But I heard there are others. Who else? (crazypeople.online)
submitted 3 months ago* (last edited 3 months ago) by rageAgainstCages@crazypeople.online to c/humanrights@crazypeople.online
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FATCA specifically oppresses Americans who live outside the US. It strong-arms banks into treating Americans adversely different based on their national origin (ranging from denial of service to extra data collection and disclosure). I thought Americans were the only people who broadly face discrimination in banking due to their nationality. But I recently heard of other nationalities (not Americans) who are refused bank access due to their nationality (in Europe, where we might have a high expectation of human rights).

I could never get the details. People that report this to me have been vague. But I’ve heard it twice now. Does anyone know the specifics? Which nationalities and why?