I usually setup IceCat because it's binary distributed for more GNU/Linux distros, and my customizations work in more scenarios.
El 10/7/19 a les 1:29, s...@disroot.org ha escrit: > Looking for anyone's opinion here. Here we have an OS that's certified > by the FSF and GnuProject and it's native browser vs the FSF and > GnuProject's own browser. > > So freedom-wise they should be in the exact same landscape. > > But what about other areas like performance, features, design (highly > subjective, but I'm interested in people's opinions on everything - even > highly subjective matters) etc. > > Me personally I think IceCat does a way better job at handing out > information/protection to potential inexperienced users in regards to > the Javascript situation. On the default front page there are checkboxes > for enabling LibreJS extension and for disabling/enabling JS as a whole. > > It's been a while since I reinstalled the OS (and/or reinstalled > Abrowser) but I don't think Abrowser has any of that information by > default.
