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blacksam: I seem to be having problems using #firefox on websites with increasing frequency. I know Mozilla isn't doing so hot as a company these days. What #browser would fellow users recommend as an alternative on #linux?
blacksam's status on Thursday, 06-Feb-2025 19:37:29 EST
I seem to be having problems using #firefox on websites with increasing frequency. I know Mozilla isn't doing so hot as a company these days. What #browser would fellow users recommend as an alternative on #linux?
lxo: there was a packaging snafu in #Firefox 127.0, so it's being re-released, with a fix, as 127.0.0.1 ;-P :-D
lxo's status on Friday, 14-Jun-2024 05:53:27 EDT
there was a packaging snafu in #Firefox 127.0, so it's being re-released, with a fix, as 127.0.0.1 ;-P :-D
Alexandre Oliva (moved to @lxo@gnusocial.jp)
lnxw48a1: I am sure that the current trend of changes to #Firefox and the resulting rewrite of #Thunderbird will necessarily affect #SeaMonkey. Essentially, I think SM lacks independent development resources, so if the divergence is quick enough or large enough, SM will have to write a separate mail component or give up. This reminds me of a Matrix client I was using. The developers of what was then called Riot changed frameworks or something and the downstream client I used ended development.
lnxw48a1's status on Tuesday, 19-Mar-2024 02:21:28 EDT
I am sure that the current trend of changes to #Firefox and the resulting rewrite of #Thunderbird will necessarily affect #SeaMonkey. Essentially, I think SM lacks independent development resources, so if the divergence is quick enough or large enough, SM will have to write a separate mail component or give up. This reminds me of a Matrix client I was using. The developers of what was then called Riot changed frameworks or something and the downstream client I used ended development.
fu: I read yesterday that #Thunderbird is being completely re-written from scratch primarily to reduce bloat caused by so much unneeded #Firefox overhead. How do you think this will affect #Seamonkey? It’s the #FreeSoftware #community project primarily made up of components from #thurnderbird. It’s continued on the original #Mozilla #Project which itself was a continuation of the first Free Software I ever used #netscape #communicator. To this day the SM #Suite is my preferred way to access the www, irc & email from a desktop machine. Thunderbird changes affect Seamonkey? https://kill-the-newsletter.com/alternates/zzo0pzhipircfu8a.html
fu's status on Thursday, 26-Oct-2023 15:02:04 EDT
I read yesterday that #Thunderbird is being completely re-written from scratch primarily to reduce bloat caused by so much unneeded #Firefox overhead. How do you think this will affect #Seamonkey? It’s the #FreeSoftware #community project primarily made up of components from #thurnderbird. It’s continued on the original #Mozilla #Project which itself was a continuation of the first Free Software I ever used #netscape #communicator. To this day the SM #Suite is my preferred way to access the www, irc & email from a desktop machine. Thunderbird changes affect Seamonkey? https://kill-the-newsletter.com/alternates/zzo0pzhipircfu8a.html
fu: #meme #simpsons #edge #windows #microsoft #firefox #chrome
fu's status on Thursday, 19-Oct-2023 02:10:56 EDT
#meme #simpsons #edge #windows #microsoft #firefox #chrome
lnxw48a1: https://nu.federati.net/url/291530 [www bleepingcomputer com] #Mozilla releases emergency patches for #zero_day flaw in #Firefox and #Thunderbird. #Time_to_update
lnxw48a1's status on Tuesday, 12-Sep-2023 18:06:22 EDT
https://nu.federati.net/url/291530 [www bleepingcomputer com] #Mozilla releases emergency patches for #zero_day flaw in #Firefox and #Thunderbird. #Time_to_update
Mozilla patches Firefox, Thunderbird against zero-day exploited in attacks
lnxw48a1: #Vivaldi Browser added a social side panel and says it was the first to do so. https://vivaldi.com/new/ Years ago, a #Firefox fork called #Flock had a social tool built in. I only used it for #Twitter, but it was there. Memory is unclear whether it was a side panel or another Window with different measurements, but it existed.
lnxw48a1's status on Thursday, 22-Dec-2022 12:18:23 EST
#Vivaldi Browser added a social side panel and says it was the first to do so. https://vivaldi.com/new/ Years ago, a #Firefox fork called #Flock had a social tool built in. I only used it for #Twitter, but it was there. Memory is unclear whether it was a side panel or another Window with different measurements, but it existed.
lnxw48a1: @musicman Is your #Firefox up-to-date? Some really JavaScripty sites won't render at all in #Palemoon, but I think that's because their JS engine forked from Gecko's some years ago and has been diverging over time.
lnxw48a1's status on Thursday, 08-Dec-2022 23:02:45 EST
@musicman Is your #Firefox up-to-date? Some really JavaScripty sites won't render at all in #Palemoon, but I think that's because their JS engine forked from Gecko's some years ago and has been diverging over time.
lnxw48a1: @bobjonkman I noticed that (at least the first time) #Firefox in a Snap has a long delay before it starts. No doubt that's time used in navigating through various security hoops or perhaps mounting a special filesystem, but for the most common software (name-brand web browsers), it is unnecessary and unwanted. I noticed that it did not put something like Node.js in a Snap. IMO, Node is the poster-child for Snap and Flatpak. It shouldn't be in the default install, it likely changes too fast for most distros' LTS model to handle well, and it is widely used by certain developers. If Snap / Flatpak / et cetera have some security hardening, Node (and its related 'npm' package manager) is exactly the place it is needed.
lnxw48a1's status on Monday, 28-Nov-2022 13:20:05 EST
@bobjonkman I noticed that (at least the first time) #Firefox in a Snap has a long delay before it starts. No doubt that's time used in navigating through various security hoops or perhaps mounting a special filesystem, but for the most common software (name-brand web browsers), it is unnecessary and unwanted. I noticed that it did not put something like Node.js in a Snap. IMO, Node is the poster-child for Snap and Flatpak. It shouldn't be in the default install, it likely changes too fast for most distros' LTS model to handle well, and it is widely used by certain developers. If Snap / Flatpak / et cetera have some security hardening, Node (and its related 'npm' package manager) is exactly the place it is needed.
lnxw48a1: @bobjonkman Yes, that was rather frustrating. I left to run errands and returned to find a pop-up informing me that my regular install of #Firefox would be converted to a snap install. Naturally, the installation stopped while it waited for me to acknowledge this.
lnxw48a1's status on Monday, 28-Nov-2022 13:11:00 EST
@bobjonkman Yes, that was rather frustrating. I left to run errands and returned to find a pop-up informing me that my regular install of #Firefox would be converted to a snap install. Naturally, the installation stopped while it waited for me to acknowledge this.
lnxw48a1: I still mostly use #Mustard (abandoned client, but it was still available in F-Droid when I installed it; no idea whether it is still available there). I also use #AndStatus, and sometimes I just use a mobile browser ( #Firefox / #IceCatMobile ). I keep saying I'm going to write a new GS client, but so far, I have not even started.
lnxw48a1's status on Thursday, 03-Nov-2022 16:39:27 EDT
I still mostly use #Mustard (abandoned client, but it was still available in F-Droid when I installed it; no idea whether it is still available there). I also use #AndStatus, and sometimes I just use a mobile browser ( #Firefox / #IceCatMobile ). I keep saying I'm going to write a new GS client, but so far, I have not even started.
drak: Browser-style-benchmark evaluation: https://www.draketo.de/politik/kommentare#browser-style-benchmark-eval — how to have fast style evaluation across #browsers? #shadowdom #css #firefox #chromium #safari
drak's status on Monday, 27-Jun-2022 03:15:48 EDT
Browser-style-benchmark evaluation: https://www.draketo.de/politik/kommentare#browser-style-benchmark-eval — how to have fast style evaluation across #browsers? #shadowdom #css #firefox #chromium #safari
lnxw48a1: https://nu.federati.net/url/286696 [www realmicentral com] #Firefox making "Total cookie protection" standard in browser. Source: https://shitposter.club/objects/2cc69e42-37ac-489c-933c-df0032d13d71
lnxw48a1's status on Tuesday, 14-Jun-2022 13:57:16 EDT
https://nu.federati.net/url/286696 [www realmicentral com] #Firefox making "Total cookie protection" standard in browser. Source: https://shitposter.club/objects/2cc69e42-37ac-489c-933c-df0032d13d71
Firefox makes Total Cookie Protection the standard starting today - Real Mi Central
lnxw48a1: #Google #Chrome and all other browsers based on #Chromium will get some changes to their extensions API which will reduce the ability of ad-blocking extensions. #Mozilla #Firefox is rejecting that part of the change, so Firefox and other browsers based on their code will retain superior ad-blocking capabilities.
lnxw48a1's status on Sunday, 12-Jun-2022 23:09:44 EDT
#Google #Chrome and all other browsers based on #Chromium will get some changes to their extensions API which will reduce the ability of ad-blocking extensions. #Mozilla #Firefox is rejecting that part of the change, so Firefox and other browsers based on their code will retain superior ad-blocking capabilities.
musicman: working in #Firefox again...for now!
musicman's status on Wednesday, 16-Mar-2022 14:14:35 EDT
working in #Firefox again...for now!
lnxw48a1: A lot of us are concerned about #Firefox, about #Thunderbird, and about #Mozilla itself. The trouble is, most of the seeds of Moz's current affliction were planted early on, when the #Google search deal was first signed. They received an unimaginable amount of money, and being good people, they decided to pour it into becoming the Web's advocate and (later on) the Web's privacy advocate. They built a large organization, with some very high salaries at the top, based on the revenue they received from a single customer. And then that customer launched its own browser, #Chrome, in part because Firefox was going slower than Google desired because so many resources were going into other projects and because Google's plans were not always aligned with what Mozilla believed was best for the Web. It was always an unsustainable situation, and when things changed due to cooperation being replaced with coopetition, they started a panicked grasping for other revenue sources. Now, they've cut actual developers, which makes it even more difficult to keep up with Chrome / #Chromium (and the many browsers derived from it). And because they need to find other revenue sources, they keep looking for ad deals ... which runs crosswise with its core users, who want to block ads. So, yeah, I don't see a way out that leaves them as anything other than a niche product produced by a small team of mostly volunteers. I do think _personalization_ as a differentiator is going to flop, if they're thinking about color schemes and superhero logos. A big chunk of what people did with XUL (the former technology, and what made it so customizable) was produce ad blockers, script blockers, embedded-media blockers, pop-up blockers, cookie and tracking blockers, proxy tools, and web development tools (webdev toolbars, xml toolbars, json tools, css and xsl tools, sqlite tools). I just don't think that the ability to make your browser look like the Spiderman t-shirt you bought last week is going to win over a lot of people who are using Chrome/Chomium/Edge/Opera/Vivaldi/Brave/Iron. Now, maybe if they make it the most secure and private browser right out of the box, with ad blocking, script blocking, and so on, plus make it faster than the Chromium family while consuming less RAM and crashing less often, then adding the ability to dress the browser up as Dora the Explorer will total enough advantages to make a difference.
lnxw48a1's status on Wednesday, 16-Feb-2022 19:48:48 EST
A lot of us are concerned about #Firefox, about #Thunderbird, and about #Mozilla itself. The trouble is, most of the seeds of Moz's current affliction were planted early on, when the #Google search deal was first signed. They received an unimaginable amount of money, and being good people, they decided to pour it into becoming the Web's advocate and (later on) the Web's privacy advocate. They built a large organization, with some very high salaries at the top, based on the revenue they received from a single customer. And then that customer launched its own browser, #Chrome, in part because Firefox was going slower than Google desired because so many resources were going into other projects and because Google's plans were not always aligned with what Mozilla believed was best for the Web. It was always an unsustainable situation, and when things changed due to cooperation being replaced with coopetition, they started a panicked grasping for other revenue sources. Now, they've cut actual developers, which makes it even more difficult to keep up with Chrome / #Chromium (and the many browsers derived from it). And because they need to find other revenue sources, they keep looking for ad deals ... which runs crosswise with its core users, who want to block ads. So, yeah, I don't see a way out that leaves them as anything other than a niche product produced by a small team of mostly volunteers. I do think _personalization_ as a differentiator is going to flop, if they're thinking about color schemes and superhero logos. A big chunk of what people did with XUL (the former technology, and what made it so customizable) was produce ad blockers, script blockers, embedded-media blockers, pop-up blockers, cookie and tracking blockers, proxy tools, and web development tools (webdev toolbars, xml toolbars, json tools, css and xsl tools, sqlite tools). I just don't think that the ability to make your browser look like the Spiderman t-shirt you bought last week is going to win over a lot of people who are using Chrome/Chomium/Edge/Opera/Vivaldi/Brave/Iron. Now, maybe if they make it the most secure and private browser right out of the box, with ad blocking, script blocking, and so on, plus make it faster than the Chromium family while consuming less RAM and crashing less often, then adding the ability to dress the browser up as Dora the Explorer will total enough advantages to make a difference.
lnxw48a1: https://www.wired.com/story/firefox-mozilla-2022/ Yeah, a lot of us are concerned about #Firefox, and about #Mozilla in general.
lnxw48a1's status on Wednesday, 16-Feb-2022 18:23:30 EST
https://www.wired.com/story/firefox-mozilla-2022/ Yeah, a lot of us are concerned about #Firefox, and about #Mozilla in general.
musicman: unclear why this would cause my repeated #Firefox issues with this site, but idk, it caught my eye. ➜ BoringSSL Rejects JSSE TLS 1.3 HTTPS Connections When status_request Extension Is Disabled BoringSSL is an SSL library deployed on some popular websites such as those run by Google/YouTube. An interoperability issue with the BoringSSL library can lead to a connection failure if TLSv1.3 is presented as the only enabled protocol in the ClientHello message and the certificate status_request extension is disabled. Enabling the certificate status_request extension by setting the jdk.tls.client.enableStatusRequestExtension system property to true will provide mitigation in such scenarios.
musicman's status on Tuesday, 28-Dec-2021 13:39:24 EST
unclear why this would cause my repeated #Firefox issues with this site, but idk, it caught my eye. ➜ BoringSSL Rejects JSSE TLS 1.3 HTTPS Connections When status_request Extension Is Disabled BoringSSL is an SSL library deployed on some popular websites such as those run by Google/YouTube. An interoperability issue with the BoringSSL library can lead to a connection failure if TLSv1.3 is presented as the only enabled protocol in the ClientHello message and the certificate status_request extension is disabled. Enabling the certificate status_request extension by setting the jdk.tls.client.enableStatusRequestExtension system property to true will provide mitigation in such scenarios.
drak: #Firefox issue: ellipsis in table td appears but clientWidth is equal to scrollWidth: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1716572
drak's status on Tuesday, 15-Jun-2021 11:10:23 EDT
#Firefox issue: ellipsis in table td appears but clientWidth is equal to scrollWidth: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1716572
1716572 - ellipsis in table td appears but clientWidth is equal to scrollWidth
lnxw48a1: I've seen a couple of people grumbling about a new redesign in #Firefox 89. #Firefox_89
lnxw48a1's status on Wednesday, 02-Jun-2021 14:26:09 EDT
I've seen a couple of people grumbling about a new redesign in #Firefox 89. #Firefox_89
lnxw48a1: Also: #Chromium based browser #Brave disables #Google’s #FLoC https://brave.com/why-brave-disable-floc/ [brave com] https://nu.federati.net/url/281049 [www theverge com] notes that #Mozilla #Firefox currently has no plans to implement #FLoC and that #DuckDuckGo is already working to block FLoC. #Microsoft #Edge and #Apple #Safari issued somewhat evasive answers, but it is expected that Apple will be 100% no on FLoC.
lnxw48a1's status on Saturday, 08-May-2021 23:56:36 EDT
Also: #Chromium based browser #Brave disables #Google’s #FLoC https://brave.com/why-brave-disable-floc/ [brave com] https://nu.federati.net/url/281049 [www theverge com] notes that #Mozilla #Firefox currently has no plans to implement #FLoC and that #DuckDuckGo is already working to block FLoC. #Microsoft #Edge and #Apple #Safari issued somewhat evasive answers, but it is expected that Apple will be 100% no on FLoC.
lnxw48a1: Angry Sheep Blog > Rants > #Firefox 77+ URLbar https://rejzor.wordpress.com/2020/06/05/firefox-tweaker-and-dealing-with-firefox-77-url-bar/ [rejzor wordpress com] I haven't noticed the giant URLbar issue, even on Windows. I have noticed that they removed the ability to turn off URL formatting, so now everything is an almost unreadable light-gray, except the main part of the domain. I understand that is meant to protect users against sites named www.google.com.somelongname.badsite.com, but it doesn't need to be unreadable.
lnxw48a1's status on Monday, 04-Jan-2021 18:02:03 EST
Angry Sheep Blog > Rants > #Firefox 77+ URLbar https://rejzor.wordpress.com/2020/06/05/firefox-tweaker-and-dealing-with-firefox-77-url-bar/ [rejzor wordpress com] I haven't noticed the giant URLbar issue, even on Windows. I have noticed that they removed the ability to turn off URL formatting, so now everything is an almost unreadable light-gray, except the main part of the domain. I understand that is meant to protect users against sites named www.google.com.somelongname.badsite.com, but it doesn't need to be unreadable.
Firefox Tweaker and dealing with Firefox 77 URL bar
lnxw48a1: #Aptoide unofficial repo for #Andoid software > More than 20,000,000 accounts from Aptoide were compromised in 2020. Seen when visiting https://en.aptoide.com/ in #Firefox. https://nu.federati.net/attachment/278638
lnxw48a1's status on Thursday, 03-Dec-2020 17:18:07 EST
#Aptoide unofficial repo for #Andoid software > More than 20,000,000 accounts from Aptoide were compromised in 2020. Seen when visiting https://en.aptoide.com/ in #Firefox. https://nu.federati.net/attachment/278638
lnxw48a1: https://nitro.horse/@andreas/105249830532698872 "Sponsored sites" in the #Firefox 83 URL bar? No, #Mozilla, just no.
lnxw48a1's status on Saturday, 21-Nov-2020 16:27:05 EST
https://nitro.horse/@andreas/105249830532698872 "Sponsored sites" in the #Firefox 83 URL bar? No, #Mozilla, just no.
lnxw48a1: We wondered how #Mozilla’s layoffs would affect #Servo, the next-gen browser engine code for #Firefox. Answer: the Linux Foundation is taking over Servo development https://phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Linux-Foundation-Servo [phoronix com]
lnxw48a1's status on Tuesday, 17-Nov-2020 12:06:00 EST
We wondered how #Mozilla’s layoffs would affect #Servo, the next-gen browser engine code for #Firefox. Answer: the Linux Foundation is taking over Servo development https://phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Linux-Foundation-Servo [phoronix com]
blacksam: Does anyone know of a good extension to bypass news site paywalls in FF? #firefox #paywalls
blacksam's status on Wednesday, 11-Nov-2020 08:04:12 EST
Does anyone know of a good extension to bypass news site paywalls in FF? #firefox #paywalls
lnxw48a1: RE: https://loadaverage.org/conversation/14074142 ... I'm not seeing that issue with #Firefox 82.0 on Debian and Ubuntu family computers.
lnxw48a1's status on Sunday, 25-Oct-2020 20:40:59 EDT
RE: https://loadaverage.org/conversation/14074142 ... I'm not seeing that issue with #Firefox 82.0 on Debian and Ubuntu family computers.
lnxw48a1: No, #Firefox, I do not want to enable #DOH through #CloudFlare. That's why I intentionally disabled it when an update enabled it. Stop asking me after updates whether I'd like to turn it on. Eventually I will set up my own DOH ( DNS over HTTP ) server, but until that time, I don't want it enabled.
lnxw48a1's status on Friday, 23-Oct-2020 15:26:46 EDT
No, #Firefox, I do not want to enable #DOH through #CloudFlare. That's why I intentionally disabled it when an update enabled it. Stop asking me after updates whether I'd like to turn it on. Eventually I will set up my own DOH ( DNS over HTTP ) server, but until that time, I don't want it enabled.
blacksam: Sweet. I didn't realize FreeTube had a firefox extension to open youtube links. #freetube #youtube #firefox
blacksam's status on Saturday, 10-Oct-2020 10:07:40 EDT
Sweet. I didn't realize FreeTube had a firefox extension to open youtube links. #freetube #youtube #firefox
lnxw48a1: @mangeurdenuage I've been using #KeepassXC and its extensions for #Firefox and #Chrome / #Chromium.
lnxw48a1's status on Wednesday, 07-Oct-2020 21:57:56 EDT
@mangeurdenuage I've been using #KeepassXC and its extensions for #Firefox and #Chrome / #Chromium.
musicman: fair point. The side-project vs project distinction is not really important. What is important is whether resources are being used properly and the article makes a convincing point that they have not. I pretty much use #Firefox 100% these days. Safari and Firefox are all I have installed on the primary machine. As long as I am working from home, work machine is going to be primary machine. I'm not going to mess about with changing monitor cables and I don't have USB-C on my personal laptop. Although, I got (for free!) a couple of new-to-me laptops I haven't even had a chance to boot up. ugh.
musicman's status on Friday, 25-Sep-2020 09:34:45 EDT
fair point. The side-project vs project distinction is not really important. What is important is whether resources are being used properly and the article makes a convincing point that they have not. I pretty much use #Firefox 100% these days. Safari and Firefox are all I have installed on the primary machine. As long as I am working from home, work machine is going to be primary machine. I'm not going to mess about with changing monitor cables and I don't have USB-C on my personal laptop. Although, I got (for free!) a couple of new-to-me laptops I haven't even had a chance to boot up. ugh.
lnxw48a1: @musicman I agree about exec pay. As for side projects, in their new, limited-resource world, every new project takes resources away from #Firefox, #Thunderbird, and #Rust. Sometimes that's worth the cost, sometimes it isn't, but take a look at how many projects they've abandoned (such as their mobile OS).
lnxw48a1's status on Thursday, 24-Sep-2020 13:20:34 EDT
@musicman I agree about exec pay. As for side projects, in their new, limited-resource world, every new project takes resources away from #Firefox, #Thunderbird, and #Rust. Sometimes that's worth the cost, sometimes it isn't, but take a look at how many projects they've abandoned (such as their mobile OS).
lnxw48a1: http://calpaterson.com/mozilla.html Starts with a comparison of #Firefox market share and the pay of #Mozilla's top executive I did not search for it, but around the time they laid off 1/4 of their workforce, I thought I saw something about some pay reductions for their top management. https://www.jwz.org/blog/2020/09/this-is-a-pretty-dire-assessment-of-mozilla/ My personal assessment is this: as the browser started picking up share, they also picked up a patron (Google) that seemed to provide unlimited funding. It was during this period that all the "privacy NGO" ideas started, because they had more than enough money for their main projects and decided they'd spend the rest "doing good". I can't fault them for that. But I do think that Mozilla's current state is pretty closely related to having "grown up" with unlimited money to spend on tangentially related projects. At some point, Google decided that their interests were better served with an owned-and-controlled browser, and the rest is history. There's always the hope that Mozilla will open up more Firefox and #Thunderbird development to non-paid programmers and start asking its users to optionally contribute financially. This could help, but there still needs to be a soul-searching that asks whether they are a group that develops a browser and a mail client or some sort of generic web and privacy advocacy group that just happens to develop those applications. Those are two different roads, and with a much more constrained income stream, they can't be both at once any more.
lnxw48a1's status on Wednesday, 23-Sep-2020 21:51:13 EDT
http://calpaterson.com/mozilla.html Starts with a comparison of #Firefox market share and the pay of #Mozilla's top executive I did not search for it, but around the time they laid off 1/4 of their workforce, I thought I saw something about some pay reductions for their top management. https://www.jwz.org/blog/2020/09/this-is-a-pretty-dire-assessment-of-mozilla/ My personal assessment is this: as the browser started picking up share, they also picked up a patron (Google) that seemed to provide unlimited funding. It was during this period that all the "privacy NGO" ideas started, because they had more than enough money for their main projects and decided they'd spend the rest "doing good". I can't fault them for that. But I do think that Mozilla's current state is pretty closely related to having "grown up" with unlimited money to spend on tangentially related projects. At some point, Google decided that their interests were better served with an owned-and-controlled browser, and the rest is history. There's always the hope that Mozilla will open up more Firefox and #Thunderbird development to non-paid programmers and start asking its users to optionally contribute financially. This could help, but there still needs to be a soul-searching that asks whether they are a group that develops a browser and a mail client or some sort of generic web and privacy advocacy group that just happens to develop those applications. Those are two different roads, and with a much more constrained income stream, they can't be both at once any more.
Firefox usage is down 85% despite Mozilla's top exec pay going up 400%
This is a pretty dire assessment of Mozilla
schestowitz: 7 #Privacy -Preserving Addons for #Firefox You Should Have http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/141492 #mozilla #freesw #www
schestowitz's status on Friday, 28-Aug-2020 21:05:33 EDT
7 #Privacy -Preserving Addons for #Firefox You Should Have http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/141492 #mozilla #freesw #www
schestowitz: #Mozilla Leftovers http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/141474 #firefox #www #freesw
schestowitz's status on Friday, 28-Aug-2020 11:32:41 EDT
#Mozilla Leftovers http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/141474 #firefox #www #freesw
schestowitz: Tab collections in #Firefox for #Android https://blog.mozilla.org/firefox/get-organized-with-firefox-collections/ #mozilla #www
schestowitz's status on Friday, 28-Aug-2020 11:21:33 EDT
Tab collections in #Firefox for #Android https://blog.mozilla.org/firefox/get-organized-with-firefox-collections/ #mozilla #www
schestowitz: 7 things to know (and love) about the new #Firefox for #Android http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/141459 #mozilla #linux
schestowitz's status on Friday, 28-Aug-2020 07:57:40 EDT
7 things to know (and love) about the new #Firefox for #Android http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/141459 #mozilla #linux
schestowitz: #Mozilla / #Firefox : #TorBrowser and Firefox 80 on POWER http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/141438 #freesw #www
schestowitz's status on Thursday, 27-Aug-2020 11:26:25 EDT
#Mozilla / #Firefox : #TorBrowser and Firefox 80 on POWER http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/141438 #freesw #www
schestowitz: The #Talospace Project: #Firefox 80 on POWER https://www.talospace.com/2020/08/firefox-80-on-power.html #mozilla #www #ibm
schestowitz's status on Thursday, 27-Aug-2020 01:59:17 EDT
The #Talospace Project: #Firefox 80 on POWER https://www.talospace.com/2020/08/firefox-80-on-power.html #mozilla #www #ibm
schestowitz: #Mozilla : #Firefox 80 and #Enigmail Upgrading in #Thunderbird 78.2 http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/141350
schestowitz's status on Tuesday, 25-Aug-2020 16:44:33 EDT
#Mozilla : #Firefox 80 and #Enigmail Upgrading in #Thunderbird 78.2 http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/141350
schestowitz: 4 Ways to Install #Firefox 80 in #Ubuntu / #LinuxMint / #CentOS https://www.tipsonunix.com/2020/08/4-ways-to-install-firefox-80-in-ubuntu-linuxmint-centos/
schestowitz's status on Tuesday, 25-Aug-2020 16:18:29 EDT
4 Ways to Install #Firefox 80 in #Ubuntu / #LinuxMint / #CentOS https://www.tipsonunix.com/2020/08/4-ways-to-install-firefox-80-in-ubuntu-linuxmint-centos/
4 Ways to Install Firefox 80 in Ubuntu / LinuxMint / CentOS
schestowitz: Fast, personalized and private by design on all platforms: introducing a new #Firefox for #Android experience https://blog.mozilla.org/blog/2020/08/25/introducing-a-new-firefox-for-android-experience/
schestowitz's status on Tuesday, 25-Aug-2020 16:15:42 EDT
Fast, personalized and private by design on all platforms: introducing a new #Firefox for #Android experience https://blog.mozilla.org/blog/2020/08/25/introducing-a-new-firefox-for-android-experience/
Fast, personalized and private by design on all platforms: introducing a new Firefox for Android experience
schestowitz: Extensions in #Firefox 80 https://blog.mozilla.org/addons/2020/08/25/extensions-in-firefox-80/ their XUL move really screwed over a lot of volunteers and users
schestowitz's status on Tuesday, 25-Aug-2020 16:15:04 EDT
Extensions in #Firefox 80 https://blog.mozilla.org/addons/2020/08/25/extensions-in-firefox-80/ their XUL move really screwed over a lot of volunteers and users
schestowitz: #Firefox 81 Enters Beta with GPU Acceleration Enabled by Default on #Linux http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/141340 #mozilla
schestowitz's status on Tuesday, 25-Aug-2020 14:49:16 EDT
#Firefox 81 Enters Beta with GPU Acceleration Enabled by Default on #Linux http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/141340 #mozilla
lnxw48a1: An irritant with #Firefox Focus is its propensity for deleting page and history while you’re using the page.
lnxw48a1's status on Tuesday, 25-Aug-2020 04:04:41 EDT
An irritant with #Firefox Focus is its propensity for deleting page and history while you’re using the page.
schestowitz: #Mozilla #Firefox 80 Is Now Available for Download with #VAAPI Acceleration on #X11 http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/141305
schestowitz's status on Monday, 24-Aug-2020 13:55:07 EDT
#Mozilla #Firefox 80 Is Now Available for Download with #VAAPI Acceleration on #X11 http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/141305
schestowitz: #TenFourFox FPR26 available http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/141291 #firefox #www #freesw
schestowitz's status on Monday, 24-Aug-2020 05:07:45 EDT
#TenFourFox FPR26 available http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/141291 #firefox #www #freesw
schestowitz: #Mozilla : #MDN , #Facebook #Container Tab in #Firefox , #Khmer Line Breaking http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/141222
schestowitz's status on Friday, 21-Aug-2020 17:32:21 EDT
#Mozilla : #MDN , #Facebook #Container Tab in #Firefox , #Khmer Line Breaking http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/141222