• @PixeIOrange
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    113 months ago

    Im using LibreWolf. Its a fork of firefox. For me its the perfect balance between compatibility and privacy friendliness.

    • @[email protected]
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      63 months ago

      Is it a true fork, or is it a project that follows the Firefox tree and builds a customized browser from it?

      The difference being, if it’s a true fork, they have to do all their own browser engineering starting at the time it was forked off. That sounds like a monumental effort.

      • @Lumisal
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        53 months ago

        Project fork

        • @[email protected]
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          33 months ago

          Strange, because they say it’s a “custom version” of Firefox. That normally means it’s a custom build, not a true fork.

    • @[email protected]
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      3 months ago

      I started using librewolf about a month ago but I’ve (unfortunately) switched back to Firefox because of multiple compatibility issues.

      Edit: I should add that I switched from Firefox to Fennec (a fork of Firefox) on my phone and that has been working fine.

    • @michaelmrose
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      23 months ago

      Someone should ship librewolf with less stupid defaults

        • @michaelmrose
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          13 months ago

          Which is what I suggested they continue to use but for those who are concerned about privacy by default I would still suggest something in between.