Random thoughts after yesterdays discussions: Would it be an idea to move towards placing the users' identities in their Freenet FireFox profiles?
What you could do: - Login, fproxy settings and user identity can be sent via a cookie for the fproxy URL (= not *yet another* set of username/passwords, and no hassle implementing digital signature access control and user management). - Bookmarks can already be handled by FireFox (which some may not like (compared to the fproxy bookmark thingy), and some may like (those who wants a new theme without the activelinks) - yet does have advantages such as allowing users to use bookmark-manipulating plugins (pre-fetchers, bookmark sync, organization, etc.)). fproxy could (needs to) still have the default bookmarks, but that wouldn't be a privacy concern. - Datastore can (and should?) remain shared between users (with some privacy concerns, but I believe there are settings for that already?) I'm not sure about darknet peers. From a network point-of-view, they should probably be shared, but isn't that a privacy concern? Or? - Zero3
