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commit 258b2b8bc927c401f6a46035f616d204123a4764
parent dc02d9f1104710a224a1d560493942917fa8ade4
Author: FIGBERT <figbert@figbert.com>
Date:   Fri,  4 Mar 2022 21:34:57 -0800

Update Privacy Redirect for Safari service list

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 title = "Privacy Redirect for Safari"
-description = "Privacy Redirect for Safari is a web extension that automatically redirects Twitter, YouTube, Reddit, Google Maps, Google Search, and Google Translate to alternative front-ends like Nitter and Teddit. These front-ends provide users with ways to access the content of popular sites, without exploiting your private information. Until now, extensions that could do this were limited to users of Chrome and Firefox. Privacy Redirect for Safari expands this functionality to Safari."
+description = "Privacy Redirect for Safari is a web extension that automatically redirects Twitter, Reddit, YouTube, Instagram, Google Translate, Google Maps, Google Search, and Medium to alternative front-ends like Nitter and Teddit. These front-ends provide users with ways to access the content of popular sites, without exploiting your private information. Until now, extensions that could do this were limited to users of Chrome and Firefox. Privacy Redirect for Safari expands this functionality to Safari."
 date = 2021-08-14
+updated = 2022-03-04
 weight = 0
 +++
 
 [**Privacy Redirect for Safari**] is a web extension that automatically
-redirects Twitter, YouTube, Reddit, Google Maps, Google Search, and
-Google Translate to alternative front-ends like [Nitter] and [Teddit].
-These front-ends provide users with ways to access the content of
-popular sites, without exploiting your private information.
+redirects Twitter, Reddit, YouTube, Instagram, Google Translate, Google
+Maps, Google Search, and Medium to alternative front-ends like [Nitter]
+and [Teddit]. These front-ends provide users with ways to access the
+content of popular sites, without exploiting your private information.
 
 Until now, extensions that could do this were limited to users of Chrome
 and Firefox. Privacy Redirect for Safari expands this functionality to