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Nathan Day 1y ago

Just switched back to Firefox (desktop and mobile) because of this meme.

#m=image%2Fjpeg&dim=685x463&blurhash=r99soCR%3F14%24*-2NX00-M%5ER%5ETGIFfr%3DwI%2BY9rv%7C%24eI%3AT0a%23aeofrqxGjFbEJ4%2BFVrXSt7B%3Bw%7ETJOH00wG-jNtN4o%7E%7EXI%5EEL0dxT%2C%3BS1J.WH%3FIRoI%3A&x=39caf7df5b7466687eb26814f76682730c1e2b413fe2e4b14b9a0b61bd4851b9

Calling Brave out as Crypto Chrome is just 👨‍🍳😘

Delighted to learn the nostr:npub1getal6ykt05fsz5nqu4uld09nfj3y3qxmv8crys4aeut53unfvlqr80nfm extension works on FF mobile!

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MrShroom🍄 1y ago

FF is top notch.

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VEN 1y ago

Librewolf?

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Nathan Day 1y ago

Android?

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Felix 1y ago

Fennec is a privacy focused Firefox fork for android

https://f-droid.org/en/packages/org.mozilla.fennec_fdroid/

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Aaron 1y ago

Second Fennec. Best browser.

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Nate 1y ago

I'd also like to second Fennec, it's Firefox mobile with Telemetry, Pocket & Ads, and Google analytics removed.

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VEN 1y ago

Yes

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VEN 1y ago

Waiy not sure haha

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Ava 1y ago

if you're on graphene there's vanadium. it's based on chromium but def the most private and secure browser for mobile imo.

https://github.com/GrapheneOS/Vanadium

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Ava 1y ago

fyi: on mobile devices, Firefox and other gecko engine based browsers are significantly less-secure compared to chromium-based mobile browsers

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f804bb67... 1y ago

Please, do not fool people. You have no idea about cybersecurity. Maybe you should come back to HelpDesk or kitchen; )🙃

http://2ceyag7ppvhliszes2v25n5lmpwhzqrc7sv72apqka6hwggfi42y2uid.onion/pages/

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Ava 1y ago

aweseome. good on you. have you checked into librewolf (hardened firefox with fingerprint resistance and more)? highly recommended over stock ff on desktop.

https://librewolf.net/

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Nathan Day 1y ago

On it!

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captjack 🏴‍☠️✨💜 1y ago

good job then.

only use of Chrome is I/O port access USB RS232

wonder Thorium can do those Jobs

rest all FF !!! 🦊🐾

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Big Barry Bitcoin 1y ago

What's wrong with open source chrome? It's also without any tracking chrome.

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Nathan Day 1y ago

Nothing per se (apart from the tracking side if you login using Google).

I just don't an Internet where there is single dominant browser (engine).