• LEX
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          31 year ago

          Your link points back to this post.

          • @EuroNutellaMan
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            221 year ago

            he uses this post as the sole way to access the internet. He is forever trapped here with no way out. He weeps for there are no memes to him but his condition, as he slowly falls into the pit of insanity. He is forever condemned to read about Brave browser quietly slippin VPN services, and the occasional comment. But eventually the activity will die, and he will be condemned to a lifetime of loneliness until bit-rot will consume the thread or death will free him of his pain.

      • Einar
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        1 year ago

        Unless browser fingerprinting is your concern, in which case the most generic, unmodified browser is best (e.g. Tor).

        But that is a huge topic for another thread.

      • @SaakoPaahtaa
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        51 year ago

        Been very happy with Librewolf. Thought it would be another one of those softwares recommended by linux-losers but which never actually works, but it’s quite the opposite.

      • Clegko
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        41 year ago

        Is LibreWolf still a version or two behind on Gecko?

      • @WhatAmLemmy
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        21 year ago

        How is Librewolf different from Mullvad browser, which is supposed to be Tor browser (hardened FF) without the Tor?

      • Aatube
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        11 year ago

        Waterfox is similar, though it doesn’t install additional extensions but comes with a bit of look and feel customization options instead. It restores those non-floating tabs from quantum by default and is pretty speedy.

          • Aatube
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            21 year ago

            Well yes, Wolf is a lot more focused on privacy, but it’s also a secondary goal for Waterfox. In 6.0 they enabled DNS over Oblivious HTTP (no idea what that means but you probably do) by default and incorporated yokkoffing’s Betterfox preconfig of user.js. It’s for those who are concerned about privacy but not nearly as much as the privacy community. For me, I’d rather have cookies.

    • Konala Koala
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      121 year ago

      And the only thing greater than Firefox is Librewolf.

    • Encrypt-Keeper
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      21 year ago

      I love Firefox, used it for years. However I eventually had to switch because of weird bugs and issues with functioning sites. In my sparing personal usage I didn’t run into many issues, but using it at work I ran into really weird issues all the time.