Welcome back! Thanks for the praise, though I think landry did most of the work that I just adjusted for librewolf. Sounds good; I too look forward to continue working with you and the ports team.
I missed the removal of Xtst, and as for freebl3, it was pulled in from previous a port-lib-depends-check suggestion and wasn't sure to remove it when it was no longer suggested in 154.x. The patch applied cleanly. I am currently building qt6-6.11.2 and some reverse dependencies, so I might be a while before I can compile this. Sorry. I think it looks like it should do just fine though. Might miss offline translation personally, but honestly seems like a sane default. Don't see any grammar, spelling, or other issues. If you already built this subsequent iteration this then I would concur getting this into cvs. Thanks for the update. Hope this helps. Happy hacking everybody! May you have a good one. -- yaydn På lørdag 29. august 2026 kl. 16:51, skrev Leah Rowe <[email protected]>: > > Ok, here is the new patch attached. > > I'm happy for this version to be reviewed and, I hope, merged. The > difference versus the previous patch is that it reintroduces and expands > the disablement options via GenerativeAI, thus: > > + "GenerativeAI": { > + "Enabled": false, > + "Chatbot": false, > + "LinkPreviews": false, > + "TabGroups": false, > + "Locked": true > + }, > > It still introduces the individual toggles via AIControls as in > www/mozilla-firefox, turning everything off and locking the toggles as > in the Firefox port, however: > > I re-added the GenerativeAI disablement config because the > JustTheBrowser project does both: > > https://raw.githubusercontent.com/corbindavenport/just-the-browser/8054bf40874b5fc5e51cdb1af2a188cd5c9e2426/firefox/policies.json > > > Just The Browser does the same as OpenBSD's firefox port, and was in > fact the basis for that setting being introduced recently in OpenBSD's > firefox port, disabling the AI via individual toggle options. However, > it still also disables via the GenerativeAI toggle, which OpenBSD's > firefox port removed in favour of just disabling via AIControls. > > Therefore, this is now a slight divergence in the LibreWolf port versus > the Firefox port. The Firefox port currently disables only via > AIControls, whereas my LibreWolf port does, with this patch, disable it > via both AIControls and GenerativeAI toggles. > > This is probably excessive, but I agree with the policy that we should > not enable AI in the browser. Doing so needlessly multiplies the amount > of electricity your web browser uses, frivolously for a feature that > most people don't use. If someone wants to use an AI, they always can, > but there's no reason why it should be integrated directly into the browser. > > > > Am 29.08.26 um 15:29 schrieb Leah Rowe: > > > > don't merge it. i'm going to make another change to the patch, and > > re-submit. > > > > Am 29.08.26 um 14:21 schrieb Leah Rowe: > >> > >> Hi everyone, > >> > >> I hereby announce that I am resuming my regular work maintaining the > >> LibreWolf port in OpenBSD. I announced two months ago that I was > >> taking a brief hiatus from the work, and I left yaydn exclusively in > >> charge of maintaining the port. > >> > >> I would like to continue working with yaydn, as this person has done > >> stellar work while I was away, so maybe we can work something out. > >> > >> Anyway: > >> > >> Here is a patch (sorry, I still haven't learned CVS. I patched the > >> GitHub mirror). > >> > >> It fixes the following: > >> > >> * Brings AI policy in line with www/mozilla-firefox. LibreWolf > >> already turned off AI the same way OpenBSD's ff port does, but the > >> OpenBSD ff also locked those toggles. I've locked them accordingly in > >> the LibreWolf port, as applied in the ff port. > >> > >> * Minor update to mozconfig (MOZ_APP_REMOTINGNAME is now properly > >> exported as per upstream policy) > >> > >> * Redundant WANTLIB entries removed from the Makefile > >> > >> I say again: > >> > >> I'm back. I shall continue maintaining this port full-time now. I'm > >> early. I said I'd be back in October, but that I might be back in > >> late August or so. The "might" clause has been executed :) > >> > -- > Company director, Minifree Ltd > Registered in England, No. 9361826 | VAT No. GB202190462 > Registered Office: 19 Hilton Road, Canvey Island, Essex SS8 9QA, UK > >
