Viewing profile — mozball

Apparently the same DRM is also enforced in the Apple Vision Pro as MrWhoseTheBoss discovered in his review. Except in that case, Apple's DRM pipeline extends all the way up to you…

I am sorry but it is possible to write a privacy policy or Terms of Use that is clear, concise and reassuring to users. If a statement or word is confusing they can use the next se…

I mean nixpkgs is the largest linux repo there is.[1] I think anyone can upload a package, similar to AUR : [1] - https://repology.org/repositories/statistics/total edit : By offic…

You seem to be in the ballpark : "260 million for 'software development expenses'" : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mozilla_Corporation#Finances Still that leaves ~ 400 million doll…

If people are misinterpreting mozilla's legalese, that is mozilla's fault for making these terms vague, broad and easy to misinterpret. Also i am not convinced your interpretation …

Disabled auto-update until this is clarified or alternatives can be found. I for one don't agree to these 'terms of use'. If people are failing to understand Mozilla's legalese, it…

Genuinely asking : Who is behind librewolf and why should i trust them? They don't seem to be available in any official repos yet other than ones they self-published

Apple's 1 billion+ users across the world should protest this ludicrous overreach of power since the UK is essentially declaring digital sovereignty over all of them. In the meanti…

According to WaPo, the secret order demands blanket access to cloud data from any user anywhere in the world : http://archive.today/79dA3

Yeah. Basically a Librem 5 with the useability of Android.

A black sharpie over the offending led indicators will fix that. Now you can enjoy your sleep uninterrupted by dreams of manhunts and mephistophelian bargains.

I reckon at least as profitable (probably more) as every other forgettable model in the currently oversaturated market all trying to target the same segment in the race to the bott…

It is very puzzling. We have a plethora of brands from chinese, korean, european and american companies to kickstarter-funded projects to reskinned odm designs in developing market…

The native app won't work though. The problem alluded to by grandparent comment and in linked-article.

Your banking app is not going to work on Linux either. If Android is fundamentally broken then fork it. My point is, it seem smarter/easier to take Android and make it more linux-l…

Google et al pour billions annually into making android a first-class and dominant mobile OS. I think the FOSS community should leverage that and focus on liberating Android instea…

Your paranoia is warranted. Like i replied in another thread up, there are a couple thing you can do. Use multiple browser/profiles. Keep a separate profile or two with no extensio…

- An addon like vimium shouldn't need too many updates so auditing and disabling auto-updates might be worth it. - Firefox has 'recommended' addons. In addition some of the more po…

>My understanding is that random extension is able to read and send somewhere almost all my data when I read my email, do online banking, etc. Depends on the permissions requested …

It says "using HTML5 and web sockets." Does this mean the application freezes if the connection to server is disrupted? Could developers use this to make web-based apps along-side …

Is the f-droid account part of the sale too? Will f-droid users be compromised?

Many moons ago, an acquaintance sold his app account ( with apps like battery saver apps etc ) to an Israeli company. As i recall, in that case, the acquisition was for data-harves…

In which case foreign governments, the EU and the like who collectively represent the interests of the other 7+ billion people, should start levying taxes, penalties and fines on G…

Multiple profiles is fully supported. It's just hidden behind a clunky UX. Also check out firefox containers which is to profiles what docker is to virtual machines.