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> hopefully people migrating to the chromium engine are sympathetic with
> the
Le lun. 9 janv. 2017 à 15:24, Hanno Böck a écrit :
I've read through the entire thread now and tried to follow the links,
yet I can't find any evidence for the claim that chromium is nonfree.
It could very well be free by now, but only if you are willing to
overlook the fact
Hanno Böck writes:
> I'd also want to note that there are good reasons why people want to
> move from webkit to the chrome rendering engine. Many applications
> using webkit have been stuck with unfixed security vulnerabilities in
> the past. The chromium engine is well
As far as I know the "Links" text browser is completely free software and does
not rely on Webkit and Gecko.
It has some disasvantages as no support for Flash and Java.
And are you sure webkit has not a free software version? I think it does.
https://webkit.org/
If for privacy concerns, I
On Mon, 09 Jan 2017 09:02:59 -0500
Adam Van Ymeren wrote:
> IceCatMobile is in F-Droid which is a liberated version of
> firefox.
there is also "privacy browser" on f-droid but it may not have
some of the features you are looking for.
i have been quite happy with this
IceCatMobile is in F-Droid which is a liberated version of firefox.
Non-free addons are still available through the Mozilla add on directory but
IceCatMobile directs you to a FSF directory of addons instead.
On January 9, 2017 4:31:00 AM EST, Lyberta wrote:
>Does Gecko
Does Gecko pass free software guidelines? On Android I use Firefox from
F-Droid repository and the app page says the following:
* This app promotes non-free add-ons
* This app tracks and reports your activity
* The upstream source code is not entirely free
And if not Gecko, what browsers/engines
On 01/08/2017 07:05 PM, Richard Stallman wrote:
> [[[ To any NSA and FBI agents reading my email: please consider]]]
> [[[ whether defending the US Constitution against all enemies, ]]]
> [[[ foreign or domestic, requires you to follow Snowden's example. ]]]
>
> This sounds like a big
F..CK!! What the hell is thinking KDE?
I like KDE, but their compromise with Libresoftware is repetedly insuficient.
G
El 8 de enero de 2017 3:15:44 CET, "André Silva"
escribió:
>Hi guys, since Chromium is blacklisted as nonfree software [0] we have
>a
André Silva writes:
> Hi guys, since Chromium is blacklisted as nonfree software [0] we have a
> serious issue. KDE is migrating their apps to QTWebEngine which contains
> Chromium as the embed engine inside it. [1]
>
> Blacklisting it could be a solution, however since
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