https://promo2day.org/ Sat, 24 Oct 2026 14:06:00 +0000 MyBB https://promo2day.org/showthread.php?tid=692 Sat, 26 Sep 2026 04:59:36 -0400 Sasha]]> https://promo2day.org/showthread.php?tid=692 A journey into the depths of the Internet.

A safe and informed entry into the world of deepware.
If you are interested in deep web, darkweb, cybersecurity or online privacy،

DeepWeb.net

This is one of the sources that provides materials and information related to this field.

What will you find on this site?

* Getting to know woodpecker markets and associations
Guide to connecting securely to the Tor network
* Specialized articles and trainings on security and anonymity •
News and analytics of the day about cyberspace •
* Implementation of free XMPP servers
The link to the website:

https://deepweb.net/


You can use these two search engines to search on the darknet. :
Ahmia
http://juhanurmihxlp77nkq76byazcldy2hlmo...syd.onion/
DarkSearch
http://darkzqtmbdeauwq5mzcmgeeuhet42fhfj...qyd.onion/


Note: to access the addresses .onion should use the Tor Browser.


This article was published at the request of friends who asked questions about how to log into the dark Internet and get to know it.]]> A journey into the depths of the Internet.

A safe and informed entry into the world of deepware.
If you are interested in deep web, darkweb, cybersecurity or online privacy،

DeepWeb.net

This is one of the sources that provides materials and information related to this field.

What will you find on this site?

* Getting to know woodpecker markets and associations
Guide to connecting securely to the Tor network
* Specialized articles and trainings on security and anonymity •
News and analytics of the day about cyberspace •
* Implementation of free XMPP servers
The link to the website:

https://deepweb.net/


You can use these two search engines to search on the darknet. :
Ahmia
http://juhanurmihxlp77nkq76byazcldy2hlmo...syd.onion/
DarkSearch
http://darkzqtmbdeauwq5mzcmgeeuhet42fhfj...qyd.onion/


Note: to access the addresses .onion should use the Tor Browser.


This article was published at the request of friends who asked questions about how to log into the dark Internet and get to know it.]]> https://promo2day.org/showthread.php?tid=690 Wed, 23 Sep 2026 04:04:02 -0400 Sasha]]> https://promo2day.org/showthread.php?tid=690 50 Free Websites Showing What Billionaires Are Buying and Reading

1.) http://dataroma.com → Current portfolios of famous investors
2.) http://whalewisdom.com → Quarterly purchases and sales of funds
3.) http://capitoltrades.com → Transactions with shares of American politicians
4.) http://openinsider.com → Shares of managers’ own companies
5.) http://13f.info → Transforming fund notifications into a readable format
6.) http://sec.gov/edgar → Official company reports
7.) http://berkshirehathaway.com → Buffett's letters since 1977
8.) http://buffett.cnbc.com → Video archive of Buffett’s meetings
9.) http://oaktreecapital.com → Notes for Investors by Howard Marks
10.) http://bridgewater.com → Research by Ray Dalio's firm
11.) http://principles.com → Dalio's Principles for free
12.) http://gmo.com → Market Notes by Jeremy Grantham
13.) http://aqr.com → Quantitative Fund Research
14.) http://pages.stern.nyu.edu/~adamodar → Valuation data from Damodaran
15.) http://aswathdamodaran.blogspot.com → Cost Estimation Professor's Blog
16.) http://collabfund.com/blog → Morgan Housel's articles about money
17.) http://fs.blog → Mental models of decision making
18.) http://am.jpmorgan.com → Free Market Guide from JPMorgan
19.) http://ark-invest.com/research → Research of funds focused on innovation
20.) http://a16z.com → Essay on Venture Capital
21.) http://csinvesting.org → Lecture notes on value investing
22.) http://gsb.columbia.edu/valueinvesting → Columbia University Value Investing Archive
23.) http://fred.stlouisfed.org → Federal Reserve Economic Data Archive
24.) http://federalreserve.gov → Federal Reserve decisions and statements
25.) http://ecb.europa.eu → Data from the European Central Bank
26.) http://bis.org → Bank Central Bank Reports
27.) http://tradingeconomics.com → Economic indicators of countries
28.) http://macrotrends.net → Long-term charts of companies
29.) http://stockanalysis.com → Free company finance
30.) http://companiesmarketcap.com → Rating of companies by market value
31.) http://finviz.com → Stock scanner and heat map
32.) http://portfoliovisualizer.com → Portfolio backtesting
33.) http://tradingview.com → Charts and market analysis
34.) http://koyfin.com → Professional market screen
35.) http://annualreports.com → Archive of reports on company activities
36.) http://investor.gov → SEC website on investor education
37.) http://bogleheads.org/wiki → Encyclopedia of Passive Investments
38.) http://investopedia.com → Dictionary of financial terms
39.) http://corporatefinanceinstitute.com → Free Finance Guides
40.) http://cfainstitute.org → CFA Research Publications
41.) http://morningstar.com → Fund and stock ratings
42.) http://simplywall.st → Visual analysis of companies
43.) http://valueinvestorsclub.com → Archive of selected investment theses
44.) http://etfdb.com → What's inside the funds
45.) http://curvo.eu → Backtests of European funds
46.) http://ofdollarsanddata.com → Articles about data-driven investing
47.) http://awealthofcommonsense.com → Market History Notes
48.) http://theirrelevantinvestor.com → Articles about the psychology of investors
49.) http://visualcapitalist.com → Explaining Economics with Graphs
50.) ourfiniteworld? → (see note)

The rich don't hide information. It's just that no one says where it is.

Save it, it will come in handy.
Not an investment recommendation.]]> 50 Free Websites Showing What Billionaires Are Buying and Reading

1.) http://dataroma.com → Current portfolios of famous investors
2.) http://whalewisdom.com → Quarterly purchases and sales of funds
3.) http://capitoltrades.com → Transactions with shares of American politicians
4.) http://openinsider.com → Shares of managers’ own companies
5.) http://13f.info → Transforming fund notifications into a readable format
6.) http://sec.gov/edgar → Official company reports
7.) http://berkshirehathaway.com → Buffett's letters since 1977
8.) http://buffett.cnbc.com → Video archive of Buffett’s meetings
9.) http://oaktreecapital.com → Notes for Investors by Howard Marks
10.) http://bridgewater.com → Research by Ray Dalio's firm
11.) http://principles.com → Dalio's Principles for free
12.) http://gmo.com → Market Notes by Jeremy Grantham
13.) http://aqr.com → Quantitative Fund Research
14.) http://pages.stern.nyu.edu/~adamodar → Valuation data from Damodaran
15.) http://aswathdamodaran.blogspot.com → Cost Estimation Professor's Blog
16.) http://collabfund.com/blog → Morgan Housel's articles about money
17.) http://fs.blog → Mental models of decision making
18.) http://am.jpmorgan.com → Free Market Guide from JPMorgan
19.) http://ark-invest.com/research → Research of funds focused on innovation
20.) http://a16z.com → Essay on Venture Capital
21.) http://csinvesting.org → Lecture notes on value investing
22.) http://gsb.columbia.edu/valueinvesting → Columbia University Value Investing Archive
23.) http://fred.stlouisfed.org → Federal Reserve Economic Data Archive
24.) http://federalreserve.gov → Federal Reserve decisions and statements
25.) http://ecb.europa.eu → Data from the European Central Bank
26.) http://bis.org → Bank Central Bank Reports
27.) http://tradingeconomics.com → Economic indicators of countries
28.) http://macrotrends.net → Long-term charts of companies
29.) http://stockanalysis.com → Free company finance
30.) http://companiesmarketcap.com → Rating of companies by market value
31.) http://finviz.com → Stock scanner and heat map
32.) http://portfoliovisualizer.com → Portfolio backtesting
33.) http://tradingview.com → Charts and market analysis
34.) http://koyfin.com → Professional market screen
35.) http://annualreports.com → Archive of reports on company activities
36.) http://investor.gov → SEC website on investor education
37.) http://bogleheads.org/wiki → Encyclopedia of Passive Investments
38.) http://investopedia.com → Dictionary of financial terms
39.) http://corporatefinanceinstitute.com → Free Finance Guides
40.) http://cfainstitute.org → CFA Research Publications
41.) http://morningstar.com → Fund and stock ratings
42.) http://simplywall.st → Visual analysis of companies
43.) http://valueinvestorsclub.com → Archive of selected investment theses
44.) http://etfdb.com → What's inside the funds
45.) http://curvo.eu → Backtests of European funds
46.) http://ofdollarsanddata.com → Articles about data-driven investing
47.) http://awealthofcommonsense.com → Market History Notes
48.) http://theirrelevantinvestor.com → Articles about the psychology of investors
49.) http://visualcapitalist.com → Explaining Economics with Graphs
50.) ourfiniteworld? → (see note)

The rich don't hide information. It's just that no one says where it is.

Save it, it will come in handy.
Not an investment recommendation.]]> https://promo2day.org/showthread.php?tid=684 Tue, 22 Sep 2026 01:23:01 -0400 Sasha]]> https://promo2day.org/showthread.php?tid=684 Most Brave users only use 10% of the browser.

12 hidden features can automate your browsing, remove clicks, and make Brave much faster.

Here's the setup I recommend:


1. Leo AI Browsing

Research, compare products, and summarize pages automatically.

Enable:
brave://flags → search "AI Browsing" → Enable → Relaunch.



2. Content Filters

Automatically removes cookie banners, newsletter pop-ups, and tracking links.

Enable:
Settings → Shields & Privacy → Content Filters → Turn on Cookie, Annoyance, and Tracking filters.


3. Auto-clean tracking links

Brave strips UTM links and redirects around AMP pages automatically.

Enable:
Settings → Shields → Auto-redirect AMP Pages and Tracking URLs → On.


4. Playlist + Background Play

Keep videos playing without babysitting tabs.

Enable:
Settings → Media → Background Play → On.

Optional:
brave://flags → search "Playlist" → Enable.


5. Instant Back & Forward

Previously opened pages return almost instantly.

Enable:
brave://flags → search "Back-Forward Cache" → Enable → Relaunch.


6. Force Dark Mode

Dark mode works on almost every website.

Enable:
brave://flags → search "Auto Dark Mode for Web Contents" → Enable.


7. Memory Saver

Unused tabs go to sleep automatically.

Enable:
Settings → System → Memory Saver → On.

Add Gmail or Slack as exceptions if needed.


8. Faster Downloads

Large downloads often finish faster.

Enable:
brave://flags → "Parallel Downloading" → Enable.

Also enable:
"QUIC" for HTTP/3.



9. GPU Performance Pack

Smoother scrolling and video playback.

Enable:
• GPU Rasterization
• Zero-Copy

Keep:
Settings → System → Hardware Acceleration → On.


10. Vertical Tabs + Speedreader

Manage dozens of tabs and declutter long articles.

Enable:
Settings → Appearance → Vertical Tabs.

Then:
brave://flags → "Speedreader" → Enable.


11. Debloat Brave

Less clutter. Less background activity.

Turn off:
• Rewards
• Wallet
• News
• VPN cards

Hide toolbar icons you never use.


12. The best order to apply them:

• Shields + Content Filters
• Tracking redirects
• Memory Saver
• Parallel Downloads
• Dark Mode
• Leo AI

Which Brave feature do you think deserves to be enabled by default?]]> Most Brave users only use 10% of the browser.

12 hidden features can automate your browsing, remove clicks, and make Brave much faster.

Here's the setup I recommend:


1. Leo AI Browsing

Research, compare products, and summarize pages automatically.

Enable:
brave://flags → search "AI Browsing" → Enable → Relaunch.



2. Content Filters

Automatically removes cookie banners, newsletter pop-ups, and tracking links.

Enable:
Settings → Shields & Privacy → Content Filters → Turn on Cookie, Annoyance, and Tracking filters.


3. Auto-clean tracking links

Brave strips UTM links and redirects around AMP pages automatically.

Enable:
Settings → Shields → Auto-redirect AMP Pages and Tracking URLs → On.


4. Playlist + Background Play

Keep videos playing without babysitting tabs.

Enable:
Settings → Media → Background Play → On.

Optional:
brave://flags → search "Playlist" → Enable.


5. Instant Back & Forward

Previously opened pages return almost instantly.

Enable:
brave://flags → search "Back-Forward Cache" → Enable → Relaunch.


6. Force Dark Mode

Dark mode works on almost every website.

Enable:
brave://flags → search "Auto Dark Mode for Web Contents" → Enable.


7. Memory Saver

Unused tabs go to sleep automatically.

Enable:
Settings → System → Memory Saver → On.

Add Gmail or Slack as exceptions if needed.


8. Faster Downloads

Large downloads often finish faster.

Enable:
brave://flags → "Parallel Downloading" → Enable.

Also enable:
"QUIC" for HTTP/3.



9. GPU Performance Pack

Smoother scrolling and video playback.

Enable:
• GPU Rasterization
• Zero-Copy

Keep:
Settings → System → Hardware Acceleration → On.


10. Vertical Tabs + Speedreader

Manage dozens of tabs and declutter long articles.

Enable:
Settings → Appearance → Vertical Tabs.

Then:
brave://flags → "Speedreader" → Enable.


11. Debloat Brave

Less clutter. Less background activity.

Turn off:
• Rewards
• Wallet
• News
• VPN cards

Hide toolbar icons you never use.


12. The best order to apply them:

• Shields + Content Filters
• Tracking redirects
• Memory Saver
• Parallel Downloads
• Dark Mode
• Leo AI

Which Brave feature do you think deserves to be enabled by default?]]> https://promo2day.org/showthread.php?tid=683 Mon, 21 Sep 2026 22:24:08 -0400 Sasha]]> https://promo2day.org/showthread.php?tid=683 Clearing your browser history doesn't actually delete your browser history.

Google keeps a copy linked to your account on a page most people never visit.

Here’s how to delete everything:




1/ First, clear your browser

This is a well-known method. It clears only the data stored on your device.

Chrome → three dots in the top right corner → Clear browsing data → set the time range to "All time" → check all three boxes → Clear data.

Your device is now clean—not a Google copy.



2/ Delete the copy saved by Google

This is the most important step. Activities you’ve searched for, viewed, or performed may be saved to your Google account.

Gmail app → profile picture in the top right corner → Manage your Google Account → Data & privacy → History settings → My Activity.

Then: Delete → All time → Confirm.

Before doing so, you can scroll down to see exactly what has been saved.


3/ Stop further recording

If data collection remains enabled, new activity may start being recorded again.

Data & Privacy → Return to the history settings section.

Turn off the following items: Web & App Activity, YouTube History, and Location History.


4/ Set up auto-delete for the data you keep

If you want to keep one of these settings enabled, at least limit how long the data is stored.

In each history setting, go to Auto-delete and select the 3-month option.

Google also offers 18-month and 36-month options. 3 months is the shortest option available.


5/ Check your profile's ad settings

Your history may also be used to personalize ads.

Data and privacy → Go to the "Ad Center" section.

Turn off the "Personalized ads" option. Then, check the ad settings for partner ads as well.


6/ Check other apps linked to your account

Old apps you signed into using Google may still be linked to your account.

Data & privacy → Go to the "Third-party apps and services" section.

Select an app you don't recognize or no longer use, and remove the link to your Google account.]]> Clearing your browser history doesn't actually delete your browser history.

Google keeps a copy linked to your account on a page most people never visit.

Here’s how to delete everything:




1/ First, clear your browser

This is a well-known method. It clears only the data stored on your device.

Chrome → three dots in the top right corner → Clear browsing data → set the time range to "All time" → check all three boxes → Clear data.

Your device is now clean—not a Google copy.



2/ Delete the copy saved by Google

This is the most important step. Activities you’ve searched for, viewed, or performed may be saved to your Google account.

Gmail app → profile picture in the top right corner → Manage your Google Account → Data & privacy → History settings → My Activity.

Then: Delete → All time → Confirm.

Before doing so, you can scroll down to see exactly what has been saved.


3/ Stop further recording

If data collection remains enabled, new activity may start being recorded again.

Data & Privacy → Return to the history settings section.

Turn off the following items: Web & App Activity, YouTube History, and Location History.


4/ Set up auto-delete for the data you keep

If you want to keep one of these settings enabled, at least limit how long the data is stored.

In each history setting, go to Auto-delete and select the 3-month option.

Google also offers 18-month and 36-month options. 3 months is the shortest option available.


5/ Check your profile's ad settings

Your history may also be used to personalize ads.

Data and privacy → Go to the "Ad Center" section.

Turn off the "Personalized ads" option. Then, check the ad settings for partner ads as well.


6/ Check other apps linked to your account

Old apps you signed into using Google may still be linked to your account.

Data & privacy → Go to the "Third-party apps and services" section.

Select an app you don't recognize or no longer use, and remove the link to your Google account.]]> https://promo2day.org/showthread.php?tid=681 Mon, 21 Sep 2026 04:00:27 -0400 Sasha]]> https://promo2day.org/showthread.php?tid=681


You're paying for a VPN.

But how much is everyone else paying?

Reply with your VPN before checking the list.

20+ privacy-focused VPNs and their lowest real prices (2026):

- Mullvad — €5/mo
- Proton VPN — $2.99/mo *(Free tier available)*
- IVPN — $5/mo
- NymVPN — $4/mo
- AirVPN — €2.06/mo
- OVPN — $4.22/mo
- AzireVPN — €3.75/mo
- hide(.)me — $2.69/mo *(Free tier available)*
- Windscribe — $3/mo *(Free tier available)*
- Mozilla VPN — $4.99/mo
- NordVPN — $3.39/mo
- ExpressVPN — $2.99/mo
- Surfshark — $1.99/mo
- PIA — $2.03/mo
- CyberGhost — $2.03/mo
- IPVanish — $2.19/mo
- PrivadoVPN — $1.11/mo *(Free tier available)*
- TunnelBear — $3.33/mo *(Free tier available)*
- Perfect Privacy — $9/mo
- cryptostorm — Token-based
- RiseupVPN — Free *(Donation-supported)*

Did your VPN cost more or less than you expected?]]>


You're paying for a VPN.

But how much is everyone else paying?

Reply with your VPN before checking the list.

20+ privacy-focused VPNs and their lowest real prices (2026):

- Mullvad — €5/mo
- Proton VPN — $2.99/mo *(Free tier available)*
- IVPN — $5/mo
- NymVPN — $4/mo
- AirVPN — €2.06/mo
- OVPN — $4.22/mo
- AzireVPN — €3.75/mo
- hide(.)me — $2.69/mo *(Free tier available)*
- Windscribe — $3/mo *(Free tier available)*
- Mozilla VPN — $4.99/mo
- NordVPN — $3.39/mo
- ExpressVPN — $2.99/mo
- Surfshark — $1.99/mo
- PIA — $2.03/mo
- CyberGhost — $2.03/mo
- IPVanish — $2.19/mo
- PrivadoVPN — $1.11/mo *(Free tier available)*
- TunnelBear — $3.33/mo *(Free tier available)*
- Perfect Privacy — $9/mo
- cryptostorm — Token-based
- RiseupVPN — Free *(Donation-supported)*

Did your VPN cost more or less than you expected?]]> https://promo2day.org/showthread.php?tid=632 Sat, 29 Aug 2026 14:33:53 -0400 Sasha]]> https://promo2day.org/showthread.php?tid=632 Brave's new privacy feature; free anonymous email!

Almost every website we register on asks us for an email address; the problem is that our real email address can be used as a permanent identifier to track our activity on various services.

Now Brave has a simple solution.:

Email Alias

Instead of sharing your primary email address with websites, Brave will create a unique pseudonymous email address for you.

Emails sent to this address are forwarded to your primary Mailbox, while the website does not see your real email address.

For example, you register on a website and create an Alias for that website.

If later:
The site was hacked, and user data was leaked.
He started sending spam.؛
Or your e-mail was sent to advertising companies؛

Just disable the Alias and create a new address if necessary.

How do I activate it?

This feature is available in the desktop version of Brave 1.94.

Update Brave to the latest version.

Enter this address in the address bar.:

"brave://settings/email-aliases"

Create a Brave Account And verify your email address.

Now, when you visit the website and click on the email field, a New Email Alias will appear.

Even if the option is not displayed, you can right-click on the email field and select a New Email Alias.

How many emails are free?

In the first version, Brave provides each user with five free aliases.

The mobile version and the paid data plan will get even more features in the future.

Does Brave read our emails?

According to brave, the email content is not processed for reading or profiling, but is processed for standard spam and virus filtering.

After the email is delivered to your primary mailbox, the message will be deleted from Brave's servers within a few seconds.

The primary email address and Aliases are stored in encrypted form.

Since the service has just been launched, some emails may end up in the Spam folder in the early days. In this case, click the Not Spam button to increase the chances of the next message being delivered correctly.

The official presentation From Brave.:
"Brave Email Aliases" https://brave.com/privacy-updates/39-email-aliases /

The brave desktop edition 1.94.117 — August 27, 2026]]> Brave's new privacy feature; free anonymous email!

Almost every website we register on asks us for an email address; the problem is that our real email address can be used as a permanent identifier to track our activity on various services.

Now Brave has a simple solution.:

Email Alias

Instead of sharing your primary email address with websites, Brave will create a unique pseudonymous email address for you.

Emails sent to this address are forwarded to your primary Mailbox, while the website does not see your real email address.

For example, you register on a website and create an Alias for that website.

If later:
The site was hacked, and user data was leaked.
He started sending spam.؛
Or your e-mail was sent to advertising companies؛

Just disable the Alias and create a new address if necessary.

How do I activate it?

This feature is available in the desktop version of Brave 1.94.

Update Brave to the latest version.

Enter this address in the address bar.:

"brave://settings/email-aliases"

Create a Brave Account And verify your email address.

Now, when you visit the website and click on the email field, a New Email Alias will appear.

Even if the option is not displayed, you can right-click on the email field and select a New Email Alias.

How many emails are free?

In the first version, Brave provides each user with five free aliases.

The mobile version and the paid data plan will get even more features in the future.

Does Brave read our emails?

According to brave, the email content is not processed for reading or profiling, but is processed for standard spam and virus filtering.

After the email is delivered to your primary mailbox, the message will be deleted from Brave's servers within a few seconds.

The primary email address and Aliases are stored in encrypted form.

Since the service has just been launched, some emails may end up in the Spam folder in the early days. In this case, click the Not Spam button to increase the chances of the next message being delivered correctly.

The official presentation From Brave.:
"Brave Email Aliases" https://brave.com/privacy-updates/39-email-aliases /

The brave desktop edition 1.94.117 — August 27, 2026]]> https://promo2day.org/showthread.php?tid=631 Fri, 28 Aug 2026 07:41:56 -0400 Sasha]]> https://promo2day.org/showthread.php?tid=631 Chrome without Google. It actually exists.

Bare Browser just shipped RC3.

Not a marketing clone. Chromium with the Google parts stripped out, patch by patch.

What this release brings:

Chromium without Google services
bundled uBlock Origin
uBlock that finally works in incognito
incognito access enabled for uBlock by default
fewer GPU crashes on startup
64-bit APK for modern phones
first 32-bit ARM APK for older devices
in-app updates that can see new releases
install over RC2 without losing tabs, history, or extensions

Before you install:
still alpha
Android 10 or newer
no Google passkeys
no Web Push

https://github.com/Shshtwy/bare-browser/...lpha.2-rc3

Would you try it this weekend, or stay on Firefox / Brave?]]> Chrome without Google. It actually exists.

Bare Browser just shipped RC3.

Not a marketing clone. Chromium with the Google parts stripped out, patch by patch.

What this release brings:

Chromium without Google services
bundled uBlock Origin
uBlock that finally works in incognito
incognito access enabled for uBlock by default
fewer GPU crashes on startup
64-bit APK for modern phones
first 32-bit ARM APK for older devices
in-app updates that can see new releases
install over RC2 without losing tabs, history, or extensions

Before you install:
still alpha
Android 10 or newer
no Google passkeys
no Web Push

https://github.com/Shshtwy/bare-browser/...lpha.2-rc3

Would you try it this weekend, or stay on Firefox / Brave?]]> https://promo2day.org/showthread.php?tid=611 Sun, 23 Aug 2026 07:09:18 -0400 Sasha]]> https://promo2day.org/showthread.php?tid=611 Freebuff

AI Coding has become even more ambitious!

If you program with artificial intelligence, this Freebuff update is worth a look.

Desktop
Annual updates within the program itself.
A full-fledged code editor with Syntax Highlighting and built-in comments
The house is always available.
Better menu And Pop-Up Window Management

Language models.
DeepSeek V4 Flash
DeepSeek V4 Pro
MiMo 2.5
GPT-5.6 Luna
Muse Spark 1.2
GLM 5.2
MiniMax M3

Cloud Workspace has been updated.
The Year of Streams
Create a Folder
Sorting By Drag & Drop
File Browser

In short, Freebuff is becoming a serious environment for programming and managing projects using artificial intelligence.

https://freebuff.com/]]> Freebuff

AI Coding has become even more ambitious!

If you program with artificial intelligence, this Freebuff update is worth a look.

Desktop
Annual updates within the program itself.
A full-fledged code editor with Syntax Highlighting and built-in comments
The house is always available.
Better menu And Pop-Up Window Management

Language models.
DeepSeek V4 Flash
DeepSeek V4 Pro
MiMo 2.5
GPT-5.6 Luna
Muse Spark 1.2
GLM 5.2
MiniMax M3

Cloud Workspace has been updated.
The Year of Streams
Create a Folder
Sorting By Drag & Drop
File Browser

In short, Freebuff is becoming a serious environment for programming and managing projects using artificial intelligence.

https://freebuff.com/]]> https://promo2day.org/showthread.php?tid=576 Sun, 09 Aug 2026 05:44:50 -0400 Sasha]]> https://promo2day.org/showthread.php?tid=576
https://github.com/sidinsearch/superbrain]]>
https://github.com/sidinsearch/superbrain]]> https://promo2day.org/showthread.php?tid=575 Sun, 09 Aug 2026 05:39:34 -0400 Sasha]]> https://promo2day.org/showthread.php?tid=575
You may never need it, but having an offline version of your information is always a wise thing to do.

You may one day lose access to the internet, forget your account password, or you may not be able to log into your Google account for any reason.

So Google has an official tool called Google Takeout that allows you to download almost all your account information.

Google Takeout
https://takeout.google.com

From this section you can find information on services such as:
• Gmail
• Google Drive
• Google Photos
• Contacts
• Calendar
• Chrome
• Maps
And get dozens of other services as an archive file.

By the way, if you want to see what Google has recorded from your activities, check out Google My Activity, the same page that many people jokingly call "Google's letter of action"! 

Google My Activity
https://myactivity.google.com

From here you can see, Manage, or delete search history, use Google services, and part of your account's stored activities.]]>
You may never need it, but having an offline version of your information is always a wise thing to do.

You may one day lose access to the internet, forget your account password, or you may not be able to log into your Google account for any reason.

So Google has an official tool called Google Takeout that allows you to download almost all your account information.

Google Takeout
https://takeout.google.com

From this section you can find information on services such as:
• Gmail
• Google Drive
• Google Photos
• Contacts
• Calendar
• Chrome
• Maps
And get dozens of other services as an archive file.

By the way, if you want to see what Google has recorded from your activities, check out Google My Activity, the same page that many people jokingly call "Google's letter of action"! 

Google My Activity
https://myactivity.google.com

From here you can see, Manage, or delete search history, use Google services, and part of your account's stored activities.]]> https://promo2day.org/showthread.php?tid=570 Thu, 06 Aug 2026 21:38:33 -0400 Sasha]]> https://promo2day.org/showthread.php?tid=570 One guy from Reddit accidentally created the most useful website on the internet.

It's called FMHY (Free Media Heck Yeah). Google even removed it from search results after complaints of copyright infringement.

However, it is still online and has become one of the most comprehensive catalogs of free resources on the internet.

That's how it works.


1/ What exactly is FMHY?

FMHY does not host files, movies, or software.

This is a huge wiki that collects free resources from the internet and organizes them into categories so that you can easily find them.

Additionally, each link includes security assessments to help you identify trusted sites.

2/ What can you find inside?

→ Movies and TV series
→ Music and Audio
→ Software and professional tools
→ Courses and learning platforms
→ Books and articles
→ Free alternatives to AI tools
→ Extensions for safer browsing

And this is just a small part of everything that is included in the package.

3/ The most curious thing about all this

FMHY started out as a simple Google Doc created by a Reddit user.

Google eventually removed it from the search results, but the community restored it and made it even more resilient.

Today, it works thanks to several backup domains and a small group of volunteers who keep it up to date.

https://fmhy.net/]]> One guy from Reddit accidentally created the most useful website on the internet.

It's called FMHY (Free Media Heck Yeah). Google even removed it from search results after complaints of copyright infringement.

However, it is still online and has become one of the most comprehensive catalogs of free resources on the internet.

That's how it works.


1/ What exactly is FMHY?

FMHY does not host files, movies, or software.

This is a huge wiki that collects free resources from the internet and organizes them into categories so that you can easily find them.

Additionally, each link includes security assessments to help you identify trusted sites.

2/ What can you find inside?

→ Movies and TV series
→ Music and Audio
→ Software and professional tools
→ Courses and learning platforms
→ Books and articles
→ Free alternatives to AI tools
→ Extensions for safer browsing

And this is just a small part of everything that is included in the package.

3/ The most curious thing about all this

FMHY started out as a simple Google Doc created by a Reddit user.

Google eventually removed it from the search results, but the community restored it and made it even more resilient.

Today, it works thanks to several backup domains and a small group of volunteers who keep it up to date.

https://fmhy.net/]]> https://promo2day.org/showthread.php?tid=568 Thu, 06 Aug 2026 02:18:45 -0400 Sasha]]> https://promo2day.org/showthread.php?tid=568

The WhatsApp app for Windows deserves to be called the worst app of all time: it's full of problems, consumes an insane amount of resources, and sometimes just refuses to open for no reason.

In general, I found a replacement that is head and shoulders better, called ZapZap. It is lightweight, low resource consumption, open source, and you can add multiple accounts by easily switching between them.

https://github.com/rafatosta/zapzap

https://github.com/rafatosta/zapzap/releases]]>

The WhatsApp app for Windows deserves to be called the worst app of all time: it's full of problems, consumes an insane amount of resources, and sometimes just refuses to open for no reason.

In general, I found a replacement that is head and shoulders better, called ZapZap. It is lightweight, low resource consumption, open source, and you can add multiple accounts by easily switching between them.

https://github.com/rafatosta/zapzap

https://github.com/rafatosta/zapzap/releases]]> https://promo2day.org/showthread.php?tid=567 Thu, 06 Aug 2026 02:13:10 -0400 Sasha]]> https://promo2day.org/showthread.php?tid=567 Directory of useful things (updated)

http://duckduckgo.com search engine that respects privacy
http://massgrave.dev activate windows, ISOs, activate office
http://sci-hub.box read any academic paper for free
http://cobalt.tools download videos from twitter and instagram
http://silent.link anonymous international eSIM
http://fitgirl-repacks.site cracked games
http://simplelogin.io email aliases
http://ilovepdf.com convert, cut, join, all with PDFs
http://opensubtitles.org subtitles in all languages
http://subdivx.com subtitles in Spanish and Argentinian
http://wayback.archive.org archived web pages
http://archive.is remove the article paywall
http://incompetech.com copyright-free music
http://freesound.org Copyright-free SFX
http://android.com/find find your lost phone
http://linguee.com translations and examples
http://roadmap.sh roadmaps to learn computer science
http://erowid.org drug information
http://argenpills.org information about Argentine drugs
http://retroflix.org watch public domain movies
http://nic.ar register .com.ar or .ar domains
http://spaceship.com register domains any TLD
http://photopea.com online alternative to photoshop
http://tineye.com search for an image in different resolutions
http://openlibrary.org free books without rights
http://annas-archive.pk free books with and without rights
http://rufus.ie format and flash pendrives
http://wordcounter.net word counter
http://calculator.net calculator
http://fast.com check your internet speed
http://openspeedtest.com the same but without flash or java
http://convertio.co convert files from one format to another
http://libreoffice.org free alternative to MS Office
http://qr.grid.ws QR generator
http://bit.ly link shortener
http://handbrake.fr convert video formats and codecs
http://tinypng.com image compressor
http://userbenchmark.com compare PC builds
http://nextcloud.com open source cloud storage
http://wiki.archlinux.org the arch linux wiki]]> Directory of useful things (updated)

http://duckduckgo.com search engine that respects privacy
http://massgrave.dev activate windows, ISOs, activate office
http://sci-hub.box read any academic paper for free
http://cobalt.tools download videos from twitter and instagram
http://silent.link anonymous international eSIM
http://fitgirl-repacks.site cracked games
http://simplelogin.io email aliases
http://ilovepdf.com convert, cut, join, all with PDFs
http://opensubtitles.org subtitles in all languages
http://subdivx.com subtitles in Spanish and Argentinian
http://wayback.archive.org archived web pages
http://archive.is remove the article paywall
http://incompetech.com copyright-free music
http://freesound.org Copyright-free SFX
http://android.com/find find your lost phone
http://linguee.com translations and examples
http://roadmap.sh roadmaps to learn computer science
http://erowid.org drug information
http://argenpills.org information about Argentine drugs
http://retroflix.org watch public domain movies
http://nic.ar register .com.ar or .ar domains
http://spaceship.com register domains any TLD
http://photopea.com online alternative to photoshop
http://tineye.com search for an image in different resolutions
http://openlibrary.org free books without rights
http://annas-archive.pk free books with and without rights
http://rufus.ie format and flash pendrives
http://wordcounter.net word counter
http://calculator.net calculator
http://fast.com check your internet speed
http://openspeedtest.com the same but without flash or java
http://convertio.co convert files from one format to another
http://libreoffice.org free alternative to MS Office
http://qr.grid.ws QR generator
http://bit.ly link shortener
http://handbrake.fr convert video formats and codecs
http://tinypng.com image compressor
http://userbenchmark.com compare PC builds
http://nextcloud.com open source cloud storage
http://wiki.archlinux.org the arch linux wiki]]> https://promo2day.org/showthread.php?tid=560 Sun, 26 Jul 2026 12:24:19 -0400 Sasha]]> https://promo2day.org/showthread.php?tid=560 9 TIMES FASTER THAN CHROMIUM, CONSUMES 16 TIMES LESS RAM, HUGE AI BROWSER: LIGHTPANDA.

Lightpanda is an ultra—fast headless browser built from scratch for AI agents and automation processes, completely independent of the bulky patches of Chromium or WebKit, written in the Zig language.

The performance indicators of the system are really staggering:
- Memory usage: On 100 pages, Headless Chrome consumes 2 GB of RAM, while Lightpanda spends only 123 MB (about 16 times more economical).
- Speed of operation: the task that Chrome completes in 46 seconds, Lightpanda completes in just 5 seconds (about 9 times faster).

Key features and usability:

1. Easy installation and Docker support:
It can be launched in seconds via Homebrew package managers, Arch Linux, or Docker containers.

2. Advanced Agent Mode:
You just say in natural language what you want to do; the system navigates through the browser, fills out forms, and collects data. The most important aspect is that it transforms the stream into a deterministic "JavaScript" that does not consume tokens. That is, a prototype can be prepared using AI, and brought into production without the cost of LLM. Fully supports OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini and local models (Ollama).

3. Isolated Session Support (MCP):
Multiple AI agents working simultaneously do not conflict with each other. Each agent independently handles its task with its own cookies, memory, and session.

4. Modern web support:
Not only static websites, but also JavaScript-heavy dynamic applications (Single Page) such as React, Vue or Angular, it works flawlessly with them.

Despite the fact that it is in the beta stage, in the open source world it has the potential to rewrite automation processes from scratch.

https://github.com/lightpanda-io/browser

https://lightpanda.io/]]> 9 TIMES FASTER THAN CHROMIUM, CONSUMES 16 TIMES LESS RAM, HUGE AI BROWSER: LIGHTPANDA.

Lightpanda is an ultra—fast headless browser built from scratch for AI agents and automation processes, completely independent of the bulky patches of Chromium or WebKit, written in the Zig language.

The performance indicators of the system are really staggering:
- Memory usage: On 100 pages, Headless Chrome consumes 2 GB of RAM, while Lightpanda spends only 123 MB (about 16 times more economical).
- Speed of operation: the task that Chrome completes in 46 seconds, Lightpanda completes in just 5 seconds (about 9 times faster).

Key features and usability:

1. Easy installation and Docker support:
It can be launched in seconds via Homebrew package managers, Arch Linux, or Docker containers.

2. Advanced Agent Mode:
You just say in natural language what you want to do; the system navigates through the browser, fills out forms, and collects data. The most important aspect is that it transforms the stream into a deterministic "JavaScript" that does not consume tokens. That is, a prototype can be prepared using AI, and brought into production without the cost of LLM. Fully supports OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini and local models (Ollama).

3. Isolated Session Support (MCP):
Multiple AI agents working simultaneously do not conflict with each other. Each agent independently handles its task with its own cookies, memory, and session.

4. Modern web support:
Not only static websites, but also JavaScript-heavy dynamic applications (Single Page) such as React, Vue or Angular, it works flawlessly with them.

Despite the fact that it is in the beta stage, in the open source world it has the potential to rewrite automation processes from scratch.

https://github.com/lightpanda-io/browser

https://lightpanda.io/]]> https://promo2day.org/showthread.php?tid=559 Sun, 26 Jul 2026 11:40:11 -0400 Sasha]]> https://promo2day.org/showthread.php?tid=559 AutoConnector_for_Telegram; Telegram without the hassle of finding a proxy

You don't have to look for a healthy MTProto proxy every day and test it one by one on Telegram!
AutoConnector_for_Telegram does everything himself:
Find MTProto proxies automatically

Check and test the health of the proxies

Select and activate the appropriate proxy

Automatic proxy replacement when the current Proxy fails
That is, the user only runs the program and performs the rest of the steps himself. Without logging into proxy channels or manually changing Telegram settings.

 Interesting features:
Fully automated

Without the need for a VPN for Telegram itself

Support for Android, Windows, Linux and macOS

Open source and verifiable
This tool actually acts as an assistant for Telegram, which is always looking for a healthy route to connect.

Download version 1.1.26

 GitHub Releases:
https://github.com/cheburnetik/AutoConne...ag/v1.1.26

Source of the project:
https://github.com/cheburnetik/AutoConne...r_Telegram

Attention:
This tool is only for connecting Telegram via MTProto Proxy and is not a VPN replacement for the entire internet.]]> AutoConnector_for_Telegram; Telegram without the hassle of finding a proxy

You don't have to look for a healthy MTProto proxy every day and test it one by one on Telegram!
AutoConnector_for_Telegram does everything himself:
Find MTProto proxies automatically

Check and test the health of the proxies

Select and activate the appropriate proxy

Automatic proxy replacement when the current Proxy fails
That is, the user only runs the program and performs the rest of the steps himself. Without logging into proxy channels or manually changing Telegram settings.

 Interesting features:
Fully automated

Without the need for a VPN for Telegram itself

Support for Android, Windows, Linux and macOS

Open source and verifiable
This tool actually acts as an assistant for Telegram, which is always looking for a healthy route to connect.

Download version 1.1.26

 GitHub Releases:
https://github.com/cheburnetik/AutoConne...ag/v1.1.26

Source of the project:
https://github.com/cheburnetik/AutoConne...r_Telegram

Attention:
This tool is only for connecting Telegram via MTProto Proxy and is not a VPN replacement for the entire internet.]]>