this year was a big landmark: I've now been under HRT for longer than the Confederacy lasted.

boost if you have been on HRT for longer than 1547 days (about 4 years 2 months 27 days) or you hate the Confederacy

• If a website is properly designed for accessibility, it is possible to navigate it entirely using the keyboard. Tab to advance to the next element (button, link, text field, etc.), Shift+Tab to go backwards. Space to activate elements (open menu, click button...) and arrow keys to navigate within a menu.
• Ctrl+Z works in every text field, whether it's drafting a comment, typing a URL, or filling any form. Ctrl+Y (sometimes Ctrl+Shift+Z) re-does the undo, too.
• Simple but often forgotten: middle click opens links in a new background tab. Middle-clicking a tab closes it. On Firefox, middle-clicking the "new tab" button re-opens the last closed tab.
• Ctrl+R refreshes the page, as many know. Less well-known is Ctrl+Shift+R, which "force refreshes" the page, discarding any cached data and re-fetching every resource. This can be useful if a page updated recently or loaded incorrectly.
• Right-click any text field to change which languages the browser spellchecks or disable spellchecking altogether. This is especially neat if you're multilingual. Depending on your operating system and browser, the way to install new dictionaries differs.

browser features I use a lot but that not many people seem to know about:

• Ctrl+Shift+T (or Cmd+Shift+T for Mac users) reopens the most recently closed tab. On Firefox, Ctrl+Shift+N reopens the most recently closed window, too.
• Right-clicking selected text brings up the option to search for the text in your default search engine, very useful for quickly finding a definition.
• Alt+Left and Alt+Right navigate in history without reaching for the buttons.
• If you're using a touchpad, many desktop browsers have nifty multitouch controls like navigating history by sliding two fingers right or left, and touchscreen-style pinch-to-zoom (not the same as regular browser zoom %, it actually zooms into the viewport instead of just increasing element size!)
• Ctrl+L brings up the address bar and Ctrl+K brings up the search bar. Nowadays, these are usually the same bar but the behavior differs still! Ctrl+K will make sure whatever you type actually goes to the search engine even if it looks like a URL, very nifty in some cases. It even works if you've already started typing and want to change between URL and search.

at my cradle, one fairy said "she shall have great tits", another said "she shall be blessed with a fat cock" and then the evil fairy came up and was like "hehe yeah let's do that. usually I fuck up your stuff but this is a great plan"

I'm having fun with #GoToSocial's instance CSS :33:

here in France we have a customary greeting

type of Jewish robotgirl who has to be turned on by her gentile friends during Shabbat 👉👈

it's just one of those days when you obsess over manually writing the smallest possible GIF file for a trans flag