Pantherina @ Pantherina @feddit.de

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Uhm that site has no https and redirects somewhere else, dont feel like enabling javascript for that one.

And Ublock blocks it too. So yeah not a positive example

Their building docs seem way easier than Firefoxes.

If your browser breaks I hope another profile is not broken? Running 4 browsers at a time is seriously problematic for RAM, attack surface, updates etc.

I will do a post on introducing firefox profiles (as they are hidden away) and GUI integration into desktops

That support sounds very interesting, can you attach screenshots of the webapps and workspaces?

There is a tool called webappmanager or something that I used in the past. Pretty overcomplex but works well.

Yubikey is proprietary and not updateable. If there is a security flaw, you literally need to buy a new one to be sure.

They dont display ads, the channels send video streams that have embedded ads for money purpose things (whoever buys shit because of ads)

They have an Ubuntu PPA which I used through distrobox. The weirdest way to get an app on the system, while there is a flatpak they dont seem interested in adopting it.

Arent HTML5 players there for that?

No extension can change the core of how a browser interacts with the web, especially not with manifest v3.

Interesting. KDE too but you also have a button. Makes more sense to control windows through buttons instead of a button, a doubleclick on a bar and a keystroke (meta)

Bad websites then. Do you have examples? Thats really bad.

Strange, I always find it extremely ugly when using Win10 and I think Win11 has improved a lot but not entirely. Its so square-ish for some reason

Full of nonremovable crypto stuff, and it comes from a very shady company and CEO

https://www.kevinmuldoon.com/do-not-use-brave-browser/

Sooo you mean "Windows has horrible font rendering" ;D I think on KDE its fine, some say GNOME is better but idk.

It always uses private browsing mode, read the other comments.

No that clears browser data, the fingerprint is very complex. If you mean cookies, Librewolf and Firefox can delete all but you can add exceptions where you want to stay logged in. Very handy, also not there in private browsing.

Sounds to me like a bit too many promises. Not convinced tbh

Good points. I guess Librewolf will be a little more unique. ESR is a secure base, just pretty outdated soon.

Yup