Found another little list of youtubers to follow or check out later.
An emphasis on knowledge-acquisition in regards to bug bounty and vulnerability.

Took it from an older article on FFUF over at codingo.io:

• Jason Haddix and his streams for more tooling insight.
• LiveOverflow for amazing insights into just how deep this rabbit hole can go
• Farah Hawa for a variety of hacking guides aimed at beginners
• The XSS Rat for a range of content from CTF’s to thought process
• STÖK for the best hacking community orientated content around, and by far the coolest / well centred creator to learn from.
• TomNomNom because learning to quit vim is vital, and you may learn some other tricks along the way
• Hakluke for direction on mindset, how to approach bug bounties, and industry insights.

(edit: Don't know how tf I make this copied black text visible like the upper letters)

Can you make the text a lighter colour than coal black?

(November 5, 2022, 09:49 PM)kith Wrote: Can you make the text a lighter colour than coal black?

Fixed it, but that will be a time-consuming ordeal for future posts, do you know how to speed it up?
I mean, the regular text is black when writing, but white when sending, but the pasted text doesn't work like that.

Much appreciated

(November 5, 2022, 09:55 PM)dol Wrote:

(November 5, 2022, 09:49 PM)kith Wrote: Can you make the text a lighter colour than coal black?

Fixed it, but that will be a time-consuming ordeal for future posts, do you know how to speed it up?
I mean, the regular text is black when writing, but white when sending, but the pasted text doesn't work like that.

Much appreciated

text by default looks black because that's just how it looks, the actual colour is different to the default colour, default colour works fine as light grey on dark grey.
If you've changed the colour of text and want to revert it you can select the text then select the "Remove Formatting" icon, it's right of the colour picker.