It will disable incremental updates but as long as there is a flashable zip file of the full image you can update using that

You can also quickly unroot then do an incremental update and then use magisk to create a flashable boot image afterwards to re-root

Ah I thought I saw v3 when I looked it up, so about double the price then but with fees (and probably low demand) my original estimate was probably correct enough

About $15 per CPU on ebay or so, so about $121,000 USD for the CPU’s alone

Fair enough, completely understandable

You could try Smart Tube which has built in adblock and sponsorblock and see if that works better on your android tv box

Hmm… no idea then, sorry mate

Are you using Nvidia, if so that might be why I am running it just fine on an AMD gpu on wayland using Nobara

For that the recommendation is ALVR

These days you can merge the SD card with your internal storage which will allow you to install apps on it albeit they will run more slowly off the sd card instead of off the phones flash storage but better than when it could only be used for files

From what I understand it doesn’t work on any of the mobile apps which is unfortunate, but I guess that is the price we pay for not wanting to just use the web browser

The limit on formatting drives as fat32 is 32GB on windows though anything above 32GB and you have to go find a 3rd party tool to convert larger disks to fat32

It will allow you to add it to mobile firefox it seems, maybe it just didn’t get categorized correctly?

I am using a 20gbps ssd with windows to go on it for my windows install so that when I plug in the ssd I boot to windows and when I restart and unplug I boot to linux, might be a solution for you?

You might want to look into AdAway

It blocks trackers and ads, and functions the same as Adguard in that it uses a local vpn to block ads.

It also allows custom lists.

This update doesn’t seem to remove any add-ons specifically but turns them off on more sensitive websites if Mozilla has not reviewed them.

It does look like there is an about:config option to turn it off, however it looks like this is most likely to be for bank websites etc. and only for add-ons not reviewed by Mozilla.

Currently, at least, ublock origin and most of the bigger adblock add-ons are reviewed by Mozilla and shouldn’t be affected

I know Jerboa on android has this functionality if you are willing to use an app to get it