

There ARE only two seasons of Twin Peaks [rocks in fetal position while crying]
There ARE only two seasons of Twin Peaks [rocks in fetal position while crying]
Debian literally used a de-Mozilla’ed fork called Icewesel for like a decade. It’s fine. I never noticed any differences.
Just wait or switch distros. All the security updates they hold hostage for money come eventually. If you’re not a bank or wanted by a major world power, I doubt anyone is going pwn you with a security fix Ubuntu is slow walking to force people into pro. Since they started that shit I don’t put Ubuntu on new hardware, but I’m not going to purge servers I have it on because I’m worried someone’s going to deploy a sub-month old vulnerability against me as a rando doing nothing important.
The legal definition of “selling” is insanely convoluted and dependent on local laws
How Kier Starmer manages to be more retarded and dickless on this shit than Modi is so fucking sad and hilarious. GCHQ literally invented and distributed public key crypto because they knew you need this shit to do internet business. Props for raising up a strong woman by making Liz Truss not the worst PM ever!
He believes he IS America, we will see if he’s wrong
Kiiiinda true but only with boomer-era on-disk printed at a factory Waterfall. Also everything after agile is just copium for an over professionalized world in which craftsmanship itself had given way, undermining the very concept of expertise so everything is junior devs and now ai
They do and it does! Organic Maps for example gives you back old GPS off internet experience. We can end the capitalist web without compromising anything but our digital chains
You could try, but I’ve never heard of a browser that claimed to be able to mitigate fingerprinting with arbitrary extensions. The extension itself could literally be phoning home to Google or anyone else
It’s not 100% the case that EVERY extension will. A completely local extension that doesn’t ever hit the web or change page layout won’t, but how many of those are there? Anything that changes how you view a page will subtly impact what the server sees in your request, or at least CAN see via javascript, which can be used towards fingerprinting – and because everything is so monopolized, anything making a third party call related to the page is potentially resolvable based on IP and timing because like four companies run everything and share an unknown subset of their data on you. Since your data is the new oil, there’s a robust incentive for ad companies to really break out all the stops trying to fingerprint everything about you. It’s not LibreWolf’s fault, it’s just the incentives that exists out there plus how the web works.
I see a lot of posts from ToS refugees here, and I can guarantee you, the vast majority are going to be less happy with Librewolf than whatever the modern equivalent of Iceweasel is.
It’s fundamentally built for privacy, and as a result, breaks a bunch of things. It’s really not a great fork for general Firefox users to switch to just to get out of the ToS change.
Librewolf probably has some sort of protection against extensions phoning home to a domain you haven’t hit or something
Blahaj is run by jackasses, just block the instance. Fuck them.
Adding extensions makes you more fingerprintable, which kind of defeats the purpose of Librewolf versus any other Firefox fork.
Oh, Dish may well have bought them by now.
No instance is privacy friendly, literally all activity here is public by definition.
I love how every few years you get a shocking study that use of drugs, which cost money, is relatively rare among [insert population without money]. 🤯