Hacker News with Generative AI: Features

Links copied from project READMEs now add "?tab=readme-ov-file" query parameter (github.com/orgs)
Anchor links copied from project READMEs now add a `?tab=readme-ov-file` query parameter, making them harder to read
Gmail's best features don't send emails (digitalseams.com)
Google's Gmail is one of the world's most popular email hosts. But two of their best features don’t send emails at all. In fact, they actively prevent emails from being sent.
Bringing Quote Posts to Mastodon (joinmastodon.org)
Quote Posts are a popular feature of many social media platforms. They offer the ability to share another person’s post to one’s own followers, while adding a comment.
Discord introduces a feature to ignore rather than block users (engadget.com)
Social platform Discord announced a new feature today called Ignore. This allows a person to hide any new messages, DMs, server notifications, profiles and activity from selected users without alerting them.
Hearing a Mysterious Chime from Your AirPods Pro Case? It's a Feature (macrumors.com)
If you've been hearing a chiming sound from your AirPods Pro 2 case when the AirPods are charging, it's a feature that Apple added with the launch of Hearing Health last year.
Firefox nightly is running an experiment featuring a Fakespot feed on newtab (mozilla.org)
Experimental address bar deduplication, better auto-open Picture-in-Picture, and more – These Weeks in Firefox: Issue 170
Kagi Snaps (kagi.com)
Snaps is an exclusive Kagi Search feature that allows you to easily limit search results to a specific website by using the @ symbol followed by a short code for the site and then your search query.
Microsoft's 'Recall' feature can't be uninstalled after all (mashable.com)
European iPhones are more fun now (theverge.com)
Android Cross-device services rolling out: Call casting, Internet sharing (9to5google.com)
Kagi.com: Introducing New Basemap Options and Enhanced Filtering (kagi.com)
Google is working on Recall-like feature for Chromebooks (pcworld.com)
What Are Chrome Flags? (chrome.com)