• HellieSkellie@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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      22 hours ago

      LibreWolf

      If you don’t care about the extra security and privacy stuff that it adds and just want an unfucked firefox fork you can follow this reddit comment:

      /u/aaaaaaaaabbaaaaaaaaa

      Go on about:config. Type “privacy.clearonshutdown”. Many options will show up. Make sure those between “privacy.clearonshutdown.cache” to “privacy.clearonshutdown.sitesettings” (including the two) are set to FALSE.

      Then type webgl.disabled and set it to FALSE.

      Go on Settings:

      On General->Startup, Enable Open previous windows and tabs

      On Privacy & Security->Cookies and Site Data, uncheck “Delete cookies and site data when LibreWolf is closed”

      On Privacy & Security->History, check the three options there.

      On LibreWolf, disable “Limit cross-origin referrers”, “Enable ResistFingerprinting”, “Enable letterboxing”, “Silently block canvas access requests”, and “Enforce OCSP hard-fail”.

      Also on LibreWolf, enable webgl.

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        21 hours ago

        Why LibreWolf and not waterfox? I’m genuinely asking, at the moment I migrated from FF to WF, but wasn’t quite sure. What I read was that LW was restricted to the point where some extensions or sites broke, but I’m not sure if that’s right or not

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        19 hours ago

        I thought most all of this stuff could easily be re-enabled through the Settings screens themselves (including a LibreWolf-exclusive page that lets you unbreak the canvas sizing), including the first section of your recommendations!

        This is good to know, though.

    • dellhiver@sh.itjust.works
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      I’m using Waterfox (based on Firefox but without the bloat), both desktop and mobile versions. Have nothing but good things to say about it.