Notices tagged with firefox, page 16

"Unfortunately, #Slack calls aren't available in this browser. We recommend downloading the Slack desktop app, or you can switch to Chrome."

Take a hike, Slack, #Firefox isn't some obscure web browser you couldn't possibly support.

For intellectual curiosity (and illusion of security maybe):

How to disable *ALL* of android system "trusted credentials"/certificates? instead of clik/scroll/clik/clik on each item of a list of 2/300+? It looks like it has been designed so you wouldn't do that...

Also what happens when you do it? You just need to re-enable them one by one if/when you need them?

(Also prompts questions about all that #firefox trusts by default: many governments, many chambers of commerce, random corps etc.)

Back in 2018, #Chrome, #Safari, #Firefox and #Edge announced they would deprecate TLS 1.0 and TLS 1.1 support in January 2020.

I set security.tls.version.min=3 in Firefox, it helps spot websites not supporting TLS 1.2+.

Two questions come to my mind:

1) Is this schedule still up-to-date or do the editors decided to step back (can't find something more recent than a few years ago)?

2) Is there a similar schedule to deprecate unencrypted HTTP (more recent than 2015 with no schedule)?

Thanks!

Love the new #Firefox nightly logo.

C'est moi ou les navigateurs ne traitent plus les liens #RSS d'une manière speciale (suivi du flux dans #firefox ou enregistrement... ) ?

#rss #web #html

Soleil, sable, et protection des données personnelles : assurez votre sécurité en ligne en vacances

https://blog.mozilla.org/firefox/fr/comment-assurer-sa-securite-en-ligne-en-vacances/

#firefox #vieprivée

Firefox 69 for Linux: to bring even more performance boost.

The recent release of Mozilla Firefox 68 brought in some nice performance improvements that Linux users can enjoy.

Firefox 69 (now @ beta) opens up even better experience, including enabling WebRender on Linux.

Firefox 69.0 is to be released on 3 September indeed with WebRender enhancements, disabling the Adobe Flash plug-in by default (finally!) +more.

==> https://www.techspot.com/downloads/2582-mozilla-firefox.html
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#Firefox #Mozilla #WebRender #deleteFlash #Linux

#Firefox 68 was just released. Apparently this is the new ESR version.

Historically #Debian moves to the newest ESR version, even on Stable, once the old ESR is end-of-lifed. This was the case for Stretch, anyway.

Will be interesting to see if this holds true for Buster as well.

It seems that #Firefox is feeling cranky this morning as it just took down my entire #OpenBSD machine. Again.

I think I'm going to have to open up this machine and reseat some components to see if that fixes anything. I may also need to replace the HDD. Never mind that I still need to replace the keyboard and battery...

Might just be easier to replace the computer. 🤷♂️

I wonder if #Clonezilla would support cloning an OpenBSD installation. 🤔

Recently Github is sending me a device verification email every single time I need to login, and I need to do this after every browser start because my default setting is to throw away all the cookies except for a few selected sites (my own sites and Mastodon, basically). So, what changed? Did I get a new version of Firefox/Purebrowser that somehow prevents Github from fingerprinting my browser? Did Github add fingerprinting just recently?
#GitHub #Firefox #2FA

Coming out the other side of ILS transition shock. Can't wait to be done with #MLIS in December, so I can think about stuff.

Thinking about today:
Using a snap of #Firefox on #Ubuntu to have a custom browser profile and icon specifically for #Koha #librarylife

Mettez à jour vos firefox !

https://amp.thehackernews.com/thn/2019/06/mozilla-firefox-patch-update.html

#firefox #sécurité