Have you looked into fdroid? I found a game there called "2050" which I enjoy because it is ad free.

Did you have some sort of surge? Is stuff better now?

realRoot=root.firstChild.firstChild.firstChild.firstChild.children
realMain = realRoot[0].firstChild.firstChild.firstChild.firstChild.firstChild.firstChild
realPost=realMain.children[1].children[1].firstChild

// Drilled down even further, lots of heavy lifting done by
// three lines of code.

Next line, I have now drilled down to the main section where the list of posts appear. I can now delete or alter these from my viewport. I can also add something else here, like a tetris game or something.

realMain = realRoot[0].firstChild.firstChild.firstChild.firstChild.firstChild.firstChild

Bit by bit, I can start to hack out some more permanent code. Because all of the heavy interface lifting is already done, this can all be so simple and tiny that I could store it on a notepad and paste it in each time:

realRoot=root.firstChild.firstChild.firstChild.firstChild.children

So my first test was to just write anything to the screen. Next test is of my "Riskiest Assumption". I type:

eval("console.log('xxxx')")

It works! This means that I am not restricted from swapping in arbitrary code from some Web3 source like IPFS or Polygon transactions.

First Hack. If you look at the top right of the image, you will see a few little "xxxx" marks. I did this with Javascript. The code I used to do this is:

root.firstChild.firstChild.innerHTML +=
"xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"

The big screen on the right is something that anyone can access, it allows you to add code right onto the web page that you are viewing. If the whole page reloads, you code is gone. But these pages generally never reload. My first task might be to add a button to the lefthand side. Time to hack.

So the image above is of me starting to hack this "Web3" directly into Bluesky itself. I could have done with with Facebook or Linkedin, or even the website for a furniture store. The benefit here is that this solution can be etched atop your local "pane of glass" while you are here on Bluesky.

We desperately need something that I call "Web3". If this means anything to you, it might be because you have seen a somewhat bastardized version of it. This is the new internet, where secure person-to-person communication, commerce, and organization is possible. There is no middleman.

Most folk here are refugees from elsewhere, often Facebook. My big argument is one that I back up not with technical jargon, but with the beginning of a solution. I don't really communicate in visions of the future. Instead, I just start spewing out a direction.