I don't understand what exactly is "filthy" about a deblobbed mozilla browser.
One reason it may be preferable to icecat is that it would track the upstream
releases more closely, and we wouldn't have to sit on disclosed critical
vulnerabilities for weeks or months. Moreover, anyone could still
awake...@tutanota.de writes:
> Sounds really good. we have alot to learn from tor browser. I hope it wont
> break functionality for normie use or we will loose alot of users. keep in
> mind that Tor has become severely mainstream and is likely compromised on
> many levels by the global elite
sounds really nice, but why would we want to pass along such strongly
minimalistic
"un-de-freedomed" browsers along to the normal people specifically without
added security features? this basically lands them back right where they
started since they are immediately washed clean and then
maybe it's a good idea that we learn from "horizontal gene transfer"
be inspired by the pieces of the picture that are inspirational. we can always
learn something from anything.
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Sounds really good. we have alot to learn from tor browser. I hope it wont
break functionality for normie use or we will loose alot of users. keep in mind
that Tor has become severely mainstream and is likely compromised on many
levels by the global elite cult that runs our country and our
