Latest commit should fix this, feel free to re-open if other issues arises :)
Also, keep in mind that running 4get over Tor or a vpn would have Google blocking you very soon, and there's no way to circumvent this.
You can setup proxychains
The idea was that clicking on the favicon of a website opens a dialog like usual, but with the added option in there to open a popup for filtering, with a pre-filled regexp that you can edit if…
I'm currently working on that. It will allow you to write regexp and other rule types to filter your results. Filters will be stored client-side in javascript localStorage
What do you think?
Another person got in touch with me, and also has trouble setting this up on Arch, so this isn't a you thing. I'll investigate later on and write a guide on how to fix this mess.
Place this under a <VirtualHost *:80>
in your configuration and restart apache
4get should be stored at the root of the webserver, otherwise you will see broken links.
/settings returning a 404 error means the .php internal redirect does not work.
Dude I'm so sorry you're going through this, I have no fucking clue what mpm_event
does. Shit just works on debian, and docker works on pretty much anything.
Let me know if you figure this…