Dear Axel,

We are writing to inform you of upcoming changes to F1 TV in France to ensure compliance with anti-tobacco advertising legislation in France and its territories. Live sessions for F1, F2, F3 and F1 Academy will still be available via F1 TV Pro. However, the following programs will no longer be available on F1 TV Pro from July 11, 2024:

• Replays, summaries, and pre- and post-race shows for the entire 2024 season.

• Archives of races from previous seasons.

• All shows and documentaries such as Tech Talks, Jolyon Palmers Analysis and F1 Icons.

Due to these changes, we are offering you two options.

Option 1: Continue your subscription and renew at a reduced price.

As an annual subscriber, we offer you F1 TV free for 6 months, after which your subscription will automatically renew (in accordance with our terms of sale) at the new reduced price of 49.99 EUR. This means that you can continue to use F1 TV without paying any additional fees until your next renewal on May 9, 2025. Please note that this will take effect from your next renewal after July 11, 2024. The price of your annual subscription previous one was 64.99 EUR.

Option 2: Cancel your subscription  

If you are subscribed via our website, you can cancel your subscription via this link. You can also contact our customer service here.

Important : 

The next time you log in to F1 TV, a window will appear asking you to consent to these changes to maintain your subscription.   We understand that this change may cause inconvenience and we apologize for this.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact our customer service.

Sincerely, The F1 TV team

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Hello,

I would like to test websites against old versions of WebKit (the engine powering Epiphany and Safari) and the obvious way to do it without needing a SaaS solution like Browserstack would be to install old versions of Epiphany.

My first idea was to look at Snap and Flapak (as that would prevent issues with mismatched dependencies) but neither offer any version other than the latest.

Does anybody have an idea?

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I stumbled upon this project on GitHub and figured it might be of interest to some people here