Say you click a link that sends you to facebook content (whether that be a video, or a group or other public content), does that then change you over to your logged in Facebook container tab? Isn't this kind of counter intuitive?
I've been using the Containers plugin and its predecessors for years to isolate facebook, but I've always liked it because when someone links to facebook content I can then read it logged out in my normal tab. Obviously on top of this I am using ublock/umatrix anyway.
>"What was once a rich selection of blogs and websites has been compressed under the powerful weight of a few dominant platforms," he wrote.
>Reddit has the power to help reverse this trend.
Odd that they completely missed the point of this, Reddit is a major part of the consolidation of the internet. Reddit pretty much killed independent forum and community websites.
That is not the password though. They call that the 'Security Number'.
After entering the two digits of the 'Security Number' you then receive a 'One Time Access Code' through a text or phone call, although I have never logged in to my account before, and seem to be unable to get past this step now.
I think you then enter your proper password in, which I would hope is not stored in plain text, although the article I linked seemed to imply this was the case back in 2012.
I just signed up for 2 Tesco accounts the other day to dump 3k in each for the 3% interest.
I'm certainly not going to be doing anything with the accounts until Tesco give some more clarification on what actually happened (although the way these things work, I doubt there will ever be a full technical response.)
Also if it is some sort of internal breach, would any other data have been taken?
Back in 2012, Tesco were storing passwords in plain text.
In type design, curves and points will usually extend out further then straight square edges to stop them looking like they have stopped just short.
If you blow up some text large and draw a line on the baseline between an 'x' and rounded character like an 'o', the o will go slightly beyond the line. If it didn't, it would look too small to the eye. This is what you would call 'optically correct'. (Its the same for typefaces with pointy 'w's and stuff)
The stem of the bottom of the 'r' in the logo is rounded, so that could make the straight edge of the 'l' look out of place to the human eye, even though that when you draw a line, they line up.
I've been using the Containers plugin and its predecessors for years to isolate facebook, but I've always liked it because when someone links to facebook content I can then read it logged out in my normal tab. Obviously on top of this I am using ublock/umatrix anyway.