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Still better than Chrome
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Yep. I moved back to Chrome this week. If my data will be exploited, I may as well use the best browser.
Is this new?
LibreWolf Browser
A custom version of Firefox, focused on privacy, security and freedom.
Mmmmkay back to using nc cli tool and speaking HTTP I guess
WTF.
Haha, sadly I agree.
I wonder if LibreWolf removes that code
Where do you see it? Share a link please
Lovely
Might be time to switch to a minimalist browser at this point.
GNU IceCat also does. I use both of them on my desktop.
I recommend you try using LibreWolf or Brave
Why Chrome? There are better Chromium based alternatives. Also there are better Firefox based alternatives.
The coins and subscription and other stuff on Brave is so annoying. And seemls like you couldn't trust them.
I still use it for work, but I don't really like it much.
LibreWolf is better for me. And I also using a ungoogled chromium.
Firefox is my main Browser at the moment. The sync over all my devices is just to good.
But lets see if I'll switch or not.
There are just so many hoops one has time to jump through. Most of these derivatives break key extensions or commercial web apps.
but what about my start9 node donβt they only work with firefox?
I don't care, for I harden the you-know-what out of any Firefox-based browser.
I actually noticed at least with @YakiHonne -- that uses quite a lot of browser memory -- that Brave was MUCH slower than Chrome. I think Chrome does some magic memory management stuff that they aren't sharing with Chromium.
I was a long-time Brave user, but, really, if they are trying to pump altcoins and other nonsense, can you really trust them?
Best thing about brave is no YouTube ads
Did you try @Kagi orion browser yet? Its pretty good
What more do you harden that LibreWolf doesn't already harden?
You're better off going back to Firefox then because Chrome is just as guilty.
LibreWolf has good hardening settings for the average user. However, I go deep into about:config and use settings I've used ever since I found a document on how to harden Firefox (Anonymous Planet has a good one on anonymity).
This is so outrageous that I have hope they backtrack
Looks like IceCat resumed development. Last I looked they were way behind.
how gay do you have to be to not acknowledge that from the start??
how gay do you have to be to not acknowledge that from the start??
True, but you can do that with Ad-Blocker too.
I mean I like Brave, but something didn't feel right.
maybe firefox-esr is better as it's used mostly by companies then big tech are usually much more causcious with companies than people, as a comapny can take them to court with better laywers and more money. But that's just my speculation.
It's incredible how Firefox went from being a bad-ass web browser, to being largely forgotten, and now to being complete lunacy.
Mozilla is compromised and corrupted by those many Google miney they get every year, ans bad bad leadership.
Use Librewolf, Waterfox and/or Fennec. Close your accounts with Firefox/Mozilla, you just can't trust them.