Not sure that's officially been diagnosed, but he sure acts like it.
I don't like either, but the left one at least scales better for various applications across platforms and media.
They aren't useless at all, just not in the sense you expect. Those icons are hosted on the respective website and therefore serve as a giant tracking pixel. Better block them altogether.
Why bother posting this blog that doesn't explain a thing and just links on to the original source at the bottom for the actual explanation?
https://fxrant.blogspot.com/2025/04/the-movie-mistake-mystery-from-revenge.html
TL;DR: It was a stunt coordinator that didn't get greenscreened properly.
You could use LibreWolf on Linux, it's a Firefox fork that removes all DRM, telemetry and other privacy-disrespecting crap from the og Firefox. All native addons/plugins are fully supported.
Got the occasional mouse, but I usually only notice after my cats got to them first.
Or they hunt them outside and bring the corpse back, really couldn't tell.
Unfortunately they use some random font to display the temperature in the toolbar that is not the system font and can't be changed. Whatever they are using is larger than the clock font and distorts the appearance.
Here it's side by side with Today Weather.
The original app (geometric weather) as much better, but they stopped updating it, hence the breezy fork came to be. If only they didn't mess with the fonts, I would have loved to use it.
It's also quite awkward requiring others to spell the country with letters that don't exist in most alphabets, and therefore not on commonly used keyboards.
Sure you can make use of ü and others with some international layouts, but for laypeople it's rather cumbersome.
Imagine China would suddenly require everyone spelling it as 中国， nobody would even be able pronounce it, let alone write.
Post it on reddit, and that will end up as a google AI recommendation next week.
Mullvad are Swedish and the most privacy respecting out there, so that's an excellent choice.
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Some apps offer a keyword filter.