from one post I’ve got the idea to ask you which browser respect more user privacy in your opinion and which addons or preferences do you use to improve your privacy. as main browser I’m using firefox with ublock origin and facebook container addon and in firefox preferences I’ve left “standard” pr…

Waterfox was bought by System1 which is an advertising company (they bought Startpage as well previously). What that entails for the browser in terms of privacy, I am afraid I couldn’t tell. I haven’t been following the evolution of the browser nor have I dug into the matter any further. Just sharin…

You better try something like LibreWolf it’s Firefox based, maximum hardcore privacy oriented out of the box (apart from TOR) but still usable, unlike something like GNU IceCat. Oh, and devs explicitly said that if there will be anything censorship related inside the code (apart from propaganda on …

Other then Firefox, LibreWolf, Un-Googled Chromium what is there that good? :thinking: I’ve been using LibreWolf as my go to, with Firefox as a “backup”.

I’d still name a GNU IceCat, but you know…It’s not walk in the park for normal people :laughing:

I’ve seen you write a lot on LibreWolf GitLab. Do you know if there is something wrong with LibreWolf to Windows? I tested librewolf-88.0.en-US.win64.zip but it didn’t start for me. It’s like a portable if I understand it correctly? Or do you need something under Windows?

Has anyone looked at the configs for Firefox from Librefox? [image] GitHub - intika/Librefox: Librefox: Firefox with privacy enhancements Librefox: Firefox with privacy enhancements. Contribute to intika/Librefox development by creating an account on GitHub.

Sorry, no idea since i don’t use and never will use Windows. You need to ask @stanzabird_gitlab (i believe he’s involved with Windows version) in chat, or create issue in GitLab… But in theory it should be set and run experience, although Windows version is very young :upside_down_face:

There is also Firedragon, which is a Librewolf fork - with some additions. In the AUR - or in chaotic-aur - for those thusly inclined. I use that when I care(!) - and Brave otherwise, because it is ‘good enough’ out-of-the-box for most low-impact uses (like coming here! :grin:). They all seem to “sh…

This project is an independent fork of Firefox, with the primary goals of privacy security and user freedom. It is the community run successor to LibreFox (c) LibreWolf docs So it makes sense to follow LibreWolf now i guess, LibreFox seems to be abandoned for quite some time now :pensive:

I run several OS at home. I’ll have to take a look at it a little better.

Which privacy browser?

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pebcak April 29, 2021, 8:34am 450

Has anyone looked at the configs for Firefox from Librefox?