On Wed, Apr 28, 2021, 5:20 PM King Beowulf wrote:
> On 4/24/21 6:57 PM, Keith Lofstrom wrote:
> > In this case, it means that Firefox now requires "Sync"
> > and "Lockwise". Passwords stored (allegedly encrypted)
> > on Mozilla servers.
>
> Ah. no. Mozilla may have added dubious features, but
Keith,
Try my browser. It's the only browser that exists that makes absolutely
zero unsolicited requests, telemetry, or other spyware functionality,
is compatible with XUL/XPCOM technology and doesn't have a trendy UI.
Clone the repository https://git.nuegia.net/webbrowser.git and then
follow
On 4/24/21 6:57 PM, Keith Lofstrom wrote:
> In this case, it means that Firefox now requires "Sync"
> and "Lockwise". Passwords stored (allegedly encrypted)
> on Mozilla servers.
Ah. no. Mozilla may have added dubious features, but blame your distro
package managers (if on a binary distro) or
The day Firefox defaulted to sending all of my DNS queries to cloudflare
out of the box, I was out. Like you mention, I understood that I too can
look at the code and even turn the feature off, but I'm not a fan of the
mentality behind that kind of blatant breach of privacy as a default. I
> "Keith" == Keith Lofstrom writes:
Keith> Best Mozilla alternatives? In order to enable some misbehaving
Keith> web videos, I made the foolish mistake of updating firefox on my
Keith> desktop machine yesterday. Silly me, "update" in Firefox-eze
Keith> means "submit to Mozilla arrogance,
Best Mozilla alternatives?
In order to enable some misbehaving web videos, I made
the foolish mistake of updating firefox on my desktop
machine yesterday. Silly me, "update" in Firefox-eze
means "submit to Mozilla arrogance, delete older data."
In this case, it means that Firefox now requires
