TES3MP is being merged into OpenMW.

https://openmw.org/2019/time-to-make-stuff-official/

A writeup from an esports org on hardware cheating: https://blog.esea.net/esea-hardware-cheats/

Many of those modern-retro adventures are now playable in ScummVM thanks to the addition of AGS support.

Crusader was built on the engine written for Ultima 8, which is supported as part of the ScummVM project's expansion into CRPGs.

MacVenture support has been tinkered with over a couple of GSoC terms. It's not ready but there's interest and a foundation to build on: https://wiki.scummvm.org/index.php?title=MacVenture

You may have played it on ResidualVM, a project that has now been merged into ScummVM.

Commerical PICO-8 games are a minority but they exist. PICO-8 can export a standalone Windows, Linux or Mac executable, or a web page. The license explicitly grants the right for authors to sell exported games.

https://itch.io/games/made-with-pico-8/store

This is what I use:

  youtube.com##.ytp-suggestions
  youtube.com##.ytp-pause-overlay
  youtube.com##.videowall-endscreen
  youtube.com###related
  youtube.com##ytd-comments

Hmm, it's okay, but just leaves some blank space on the right.

I tried to fix it, adding these to yours seems to work okay:

    youtube.com###related:upward(#secondary)
    youtube.com##:root:not(:fullscreen) video:matches-css(left: 0px):style(object-fit: fill!important; width: 100%!important; height: auto!important;)

Mastodon uses an HTML microformat called h-feed for federation of user feeds. h-feed is based on hAtom, which is a microformat encoding of the Atom feed format. So your idea isn't all that far off from how the most popular federated social network system is designed (though there's more to it).

How much of this does an end-user need to think about? It seems very complicated.

> I could imagine an extension that's modal and allows its own plugins to be written in JS and then loaded. This doesn't seem at all to be a fundamental limitation, just "Vimium et al aren't designed this way."

Currently yes. When Chrome eventually mandates Manifest V3 extensions, they will no longer be able to run code not contained in the signed extension package.

https://developer.chrome.com/docs/extensions/mv3/intro/mv3-m...

Did those chat programs encrypt messages end-to-end while syncing message history across devices?