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Mozilla Project Fusion: Tor Integration into Firefox

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Re: Mozilla Project Fusion: Tor Integration into Firefox

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Mozilla keeps driving for the users on the internet. I know many of my own frustrations came from the fork that is Tor. This work is great to see.

> I know many of my own frustrations came from the fork that is Tor. What are your frustrations with the Tor Browser?

There is a gap between the safer and safest security level: sometimes I want to display icons and symbols but don't want js to run.

Installing additional extensions is discouraged; but in my experience Decentraleyes makes latency somewhat less disturbing, CAPTCHAs appear less often; and uBlock Origin is essential [-].

[-] shipping with every available filter list enabled and cached may be a good enough default

Re: Mozilla Project Fusion: Tor Integration into Firefox

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

> I know many of my own frustrations came from the fork that is Tor. What are your frustrations with the Tor Browser?

There is a gap between the safer and safest security level: sometimes I want to display icons and symbols but don't want js to run. Installing additional extensions is discouraged; but in my experience Decentraleyes makes latency somewhat less disturbing, CAPTCHAs appear less often; and uBlock Origin is essential [-]. [-] shipping with every available filter list enabled and cached may be a good enough default

> Installing additional extensions is discouraged; but in my experience Decentraleyes makes latency somewhat less disturbing, CAPTCHAs appear less often; and uBlock Origin is essential [-]. > > [-] shipping with every available filter list enabled and cached may be a good enough default

See https://bugs.torproject.org/22089 and https://bugs.torproject.org/17569

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