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Search results for tag #librewolf

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[?]Violette » 🌐
@Violette@cyberpunk.lol

For privacy and security :

Firefox ESR, good settings, ublock:7
Librewolf:6

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    [?]A-Ho-Ho-Ho-aly BSC SSC » 🌐
    @Anomnomnomaly@beige.party

    Recently switched to librewolf as they have a zero AI policy, unlike firefox who I have been using since v1 some 25yrs ago.

    But there's a few niggles... got it set up to retain tabs I have open, and keep me logged in to a couple of places through shutdowns.

    But the window refuses to remain at the same size and defaults back to stock when opening.... and beige is doing that thing again where it refuses to refresh the local timeline... that had been fixed in FF in the last update.





      [?]sebastienpitte » 🌐
      @sebastienpitte@fe.disroot.org

      I finally decided that firefox with good addons and settings didn't cut it for me anymore and hopped to Librewolf. Which, honestly, is basically just modded firefox, but among the other Firefox based alternatives that fell further from the tree, PaleMoon was too slow on some websites,and many said it wasn't secure due to it's security being based on an obsolete version of Firefox (to which the devs had answered that they were secure, just not in the same way, but I'm not tech savy enough to know if it was convincing). Shloorp allegedly made AI integration opt-in, but a user reported having found them activated despite not having done it. Plus, at this point, I'm very anti AI and making it opt-in is still not a firm enough stance on the issue for me. Then, there's the Servo ones. I did install ServoShell and try it out, it's cool and all but at this point lacks many features I use. I have great hope to be using Servo or something based on it like Verso in the future, just not today. And then there's Waterfox. From what I heard, it seemed about on par with Librewolf, what made the difference for me is that for some reason Waterfox didn't work on my laptop when I installed it with flatpak, the instructions to install it with apt wasn't on the original website and I didn't know whether to trust them, and I didn't want to bother with the tarball, whereas LibreWolf had a link to the apt repos on the project's site. I might retry Waterfox later if I get any issues with LibreWolf.

      Now, the issue with "LibreWolf" is that it's really not far from Firefox, and depending on how hard they keep fucking up Firefox, it might not remain able to stay up to date while keeping all the trash away. This is an issue with all the browsers I named except Servo, which is managed by the Linux foundation, but unfortunately not ready yet. Aside from them, Palemoon is the furthest from Firefox, but unfortunately seems a bit insufficiently maintained. It's possible that if Firefox fucks up bad enough to screw all of its forks before Servo is ready to take over, then I might start considering some of the QtWeb or Webkit based ones, knowing Google or Apple are involved in the upstream code but hoping it's far removed enough from them. #Firefox #Librewolf #Mozilla #Palemoon

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        [?]DerSchulze » 🌐
        @DerSchulze@elbmatsch.de

        Der KI Weg vom geht euch auch auf den Sack? Mit gibts den ganz ohne Experimente, ohne Schnick-Schnack und ohne "Telemetry" - librewolf.net/

          [?]Maxwell (it/its) » 🌐
          @maxissakitsune@meow.social

          Are there any situations in particular in which using instead of Firefox caused problems?

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            [?]Raven » 🌐
            @raven@mastodon.bsd.cafe

            I've now moved away from Firefox to more friendly alternatives due to the future plans of Mozilla in terms of AI features, or how they call it "The next chapter". Althought I'm not an enemy of AI as a technology, I don't want to have AI features everywhere I go. And if it's there, than it should be opt-in or (better) available as an addon separate from the browser

              [?]Akseli :quake_verified:​ :kde: » 🌐
              @aks@scalie.zone

              I moved from librewolf to waterfox because i was curious. I think i like this more due to the customizability. Librewolf is great if you want something really solid and to-the-point, though the defaults for privacy settings are rather overzealous. Waterfox is more "regular user friendly" fork.

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                [?]KaiXin » 🌐
                @kaixin@snac.bsd.cafe

                Installed browser just in case. Now I have and Vivaldi, but I still use almost exclusively on desktop platforms.

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                  [?]kazé » 🌐
                  @fabi1cazenave@mastodon.social

                  Quick PSA : yes, has been disappointing, but so far, they’re the only organization preventing Google to have a full control over web standards. Blink/WebKit-based browsers (Chromium, Vivaldi…) do NOT help at all in that regard.

                  So please use or a -based alternative (, …). Ride the nightly release train and report bugs if you can. is getting ready, but for the next ~5 years, Gecko is our only suitable option.

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                    [?]tuxwise » 🌐
                    @tuxwise@infosec.exchange

                    Long-term contributor fxbrit wants to be removed from the core contributors' section on the homepage, after a silent absence of more than two years.

                    Given the remarks by Thorin (of arkenfox user.js) on collaborating with fxbrits, I'd like to see a bit of context here, but it's probably not going to happen.

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                      [?]LibreWolf » 🌐
                      @librewolf@chaos.social

                      LibreWolf @librewolf

                      v146.0.1-1 is now available!

                      codeberg.org/librewolf/bsys6/r

                      librewolf.net/installation/

                      Notable Changes:

                      AI Link Preview functionality (which was already non-functional) is now more thoroughly disabled and hidden.

                      LibreWolf is now built with `--enable-replace-malloc`, so manually replacing memalloc (with, for example, `hardened_malloc`, via `) is now possible.

                      See mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/146. for upstream changes.

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                        [?]Simon B » 🌐
                        @foobarry@mastodon.social

                        I've been using since before the 1.0 release. That's nearly 25 years. Even with the poor stewarding from , I've always said I'll use firefox for as long as I can.

                        The new CEO sets the direction for the project, and in his experience working for real estate companies and complete lack of understanding of FOSS or community, has chosen to accelerate hard into a brick wall. So I'm evaluating right now.

                          [?]lxsameer » 🌐
                          @lxsameer@mastodon.social

                          @fzero We're on the same boat. But, I'm using and not directly. But given the recent events, I don't think even librewolf can find a way to make it work. I hope they do, but eventually, we have to find another alternative.

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                            [?]LibreWolf » 🌐
                            @librewolf@chaos.social

                            v146.0-2 is now available!

                            codeberg.org/librewolf/bsys6/r

                            librewolf.net/installation/

                            No major changes from LibreWolf's end.

                            Microsoft Store versions should now be back to getting released on time again, too.

                            See mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/146. for upstream changes.

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                              [?]LibreWolf » 🌐
                              @librewolf@chaos.social

                              v145.0.2-2 is now available!

                              codeberg.org/librewolf/bsys6/r

                              librewolf.net/installation/

                              No major changes from LibreWolf's end.

                              A few tiny bugs introduced in 145.0 by the previously not cleanly ported patches should be gone now as well.

                              Microsoft Store versions seem to be delayed / held back currently. This seems to be an issue on their end, but we are aware and will try to get this sorted.

                              See mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/145. for upstream changes.

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