rip firefox
first rule of firefox is don't sign in to firefox.
#cybersecgirl #privacytechpro #firefox
Mozilla's new service tries to wipe your data off the web
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The first rule of Firefox is actually not using a version that comes from a package manager.
The second rule of Firefox is to practice self sovereignty. There's nothing wrong with signing in to a service if you host it yourself.
Solid rule
I'm struggling finding alternative.
Won't use anything based on Chrome/chromium and avoiding Firefox forks. Vivaldi is really nice but owned by some corporation. Brave run by shitcoiner and base one chromium
Something needs to rise up.
i recommend tor (firefox), librewolf (firefox), and mullvad (firefox). i disagree with this service they're offering, but still rooting for firefox.
supporter of FF since v 0.1 before it was even called FF.
I'm done with it and its forks.
have you tried of floorp?
have you tried of floorp?
no, but it is also built on firefox. the browsers i recommended above are the top notch for privacy used in conjunction with a vpn.
i truly hope mullvad will continue to gain momentum since anonymity depends on users being able to blend in with the crowd.
the fact is, if we lose firefox, google chrome continues its monopoly.
tor browser is based on firefox. librewolf has zero telemetry and strong fingerprint resistance.
i still believe it is important to support mozilla (they are working on opn source ai rn) though i question decisions like above.
i wish grapheneos would give us vanadium (chromium based) for desktop. i would not use ungoogled chromium unless i absolutely have to, in that case i would use brave, but not a fan of the company or the founder even though chromium is more secure than firefox with much stronger sandbox implementation.