Is that the proprietary Impact typeface?
Please make this available for arm in the future... eoma68-a20 + ETS kernel =
awesome!
Trisquel 7 now has Abrowser 58, based on the same version of Firefox,
released two days ago.
When I tested for the first time in late December FF52 and 57 behaved the
same.
I have been thinking about the same about Tor but I think this may not work
correctly because in Tor things seem more complicated. Perhaps there are
additional (Tor specific) about:config variables which don't
Many proprietary packages can be simply removed. Others may be need to be
modified or replaced. For example, any proprietary firmware removed should be
replaced with with free firmware when available so that as many devices as
possible are supported. Another example is SMPLayer, which in Ubuntu
What version of Trisquel are you using? When I used T7 I found Icecat to be
slow compared to Abrowser, possibilty due to its extra plugins like LibreJS.
The version of Abrowser in Trisquel 8 is based on FF57, so it's much faster now.
I basically agreed with this when you wrote it. Since then the situation has
progressed and I'm reevaluating a few points. You may turn out to have been
right on all points anyway, but I'm going to see how things play out before I
make a conclusion.
Your other post about Tor Browser is
I don't no, but clarified my doubt.
IceCat 52.3 is more current than abrowser 56 ^^ (besides being faster)
Thanks mason that explains some issues but is there a more technical
explanation as to why it isn't so simple as to just remove proprietary bits.
I noticed that IceCat is pretty faster than Abrowser on my computer. Why is
that?
I don't read the whole topic but this post was enough to remind me why I use
abrowser until today.
However, for some weeks some pages are progressively stopping the 56.0
version used in the abrowser.
Youtube was the first to show notification, followed by Facebook (both allow
STILL use).
> Pretty sure that one is the one that controls the entire thingy.
Considering everything discussed so far - I wonder how you can be pretty sure
(or even just sure) about any thingy without testing :)
>Encrypted smoke signals.
How 'bout dem piins?
>network.allow-experiments;true
The incredibly idiotic feature is disabled though.
experiments.enabled is set to false
Pretty sure that one is the one that controls the entire thingy.
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