I
used info here
'https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/block-websites-storing-site-preferences#w_viewing-a-list-of-blocked-sites'
re 'Block cookies for a single site' to tell Abrowser not to use the
default settings and instead allow trisquel.info cookies for the session
and now I can login. Funny that was the 'custom' default setting
anyway.
Maybe in Trisquel 8 I'll try doing it the way you've come to SuperTramp,
I have been using Belenos for nothing but to do some of my banking and
other OSes for general purposes so it made sense to only allow my bank
to set a cookie.
The less digital fingerprint idea makes sense. It seems the more we do
to protect our privacy the more we stand out. For Abrowser in Trisquel 8 I
followed all the recommendations at privacytools.io except I haven't added
Noscript and am trying GNU LibreJS instead. Can we assume that all the addons
in about:addons are privacy respecting? The YouTube downloader for instance?
I am curious does Trisquel 8 that we are testing have a chosen name yet?
