Replied to https://waterpigs.co.uk/notes/5ASGj8/ by Barnaby WaltersBarnaby Walters (waterpigs.co.uk)
I don’t often check my internet numbers, but I’m happy to see that a music video I made is at least marginally more popular that that one time I 3D printed some minecraft foxes. (And yes, I know that the foxes have a vastly higher Internet Number Per Year, but the music is the more enduring content so that’ll self-correct over time)

Those foxes are remarkably accurate!

“[Facebook] argues that sharing data with advertisers is key to giving users “better experiences”” https://t.co/3XjtR2Z89d

@gnomeweb @MicrosoftToDo nailed it. Because I am using an Outlook/Live MS account, it authenticates through http://login.live.com rather than http://login.microsoftonline.com, so I had to add http://login.live.com to the “Manage Additional URLs” list under Preferences.

@gnomeweb tried a different app and it was fine. The issue is with @MicrosoftToDo, it doesn’t seem to want me to authenticate within the site specific browser instance.

@gnomeweb oh, I see, it’s not available when installed from flatpak (and @fedora defaults to flatpak in Software).

However, even when I got it running, and ran a web app, it opened firefox to authenticate and never came back to the web app?