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Safari proper - I’m aware of the webapp restrictions.

Odd, the picture is showing on my side. Userscripts is installed, and KES is activated from within there. I’ve installed/tested others like KUP and subscriptions panel (in isolation from KES) and they work fine.

I believe so - three dash button, top left corner on mobile. I’ve attached a screenshot of what I see. As I understand it, the wrench menu should be where the home button is on there? I’m using the right-most (purpleish) colour theme, but I’ve cycled through all of them and refreshed the page to see if that did something, but no change.

I’m still struggling to get it working. I’ve moved my Userscripts to a folder on the device rather than cloud, tested on cellular to see if it’s my firewall blocking things, and deleted and reinstalled KES more times than I can count. Suspect it’s an iOS 17 buggerup.

That’s great! I’ll keep an eye out for an update and give it a test.

Not sure if any relevant changes were made between 2.0.2 -> 2.0.4, but just fyi it’s still not working for me on iOS + Userscripts.

Updated to v2.0.2 - still nothing.

Roger. I’ve updated (script says v2.0.1) but still seems a bust - no wrench menu.

Aeris’ death in FFVII. I’m sure there are more artistic cutscenes in others games I’ve played, but that one was the first one I remember punching me in the gut. And the soundtrack…

Good effort! I’ll give it a test.

I’ve got the same issue - using iOS Safari and Userscripts.

Had the pleasure of sampling a PJD at Andertons on the weekend. You’ve made a very, very good choice.

Another vote for Asrock Deskmini. I’ve had an A300 going for a while now. It started off just doing a few things on Docker, it’s now been repurposed as a Proxmox host. The nvme plus 2x 2.5” sata is very useful for storage options, and you can put some reasonable desktop CPUs in - subject to cooling, of which you can get a very low profile replacement if you need to. As there’s no video on the motherboard and no space to fit a PCIe (let alone the video card) you are restricted to CPUs with onboard video, which I think is more of a restraint for the AMD version than the intel, but even so there are enough options in the AMD lineup if you need firepower.

+1 for the ‘selfhosting’ communities.

If the battery is so shot it’s basically tethered, you could use it like a server. My gateway drug into that world was spinning up some Docker containers to do some of the neat things others have suggested (media server - Plex/Jellyfin; DNS adblocking - Pihole; home automation - Homeassistant).

Ding ding ding - you’ve won moar booster

Put aliens back into space