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I wish Mozilla would get into the email service market. I could really go for a reasonably-priced, ad-free, Gmail-sized, bring-your-own-domain email service.
... thunderbird? (I'm aware they're no longer maintaining it(?) but it's posed as a genuine option.)
I wish Mozilla would get into the email service market. I could really go for a reasonably-priced, ad-free, Gmail-sized, bring-your-own-domain email service.
If you're using Firefox go to about:config and set media.autoplay.allow-muted to false. Blocks all of those pesky autoplay videos!
If you're using Firefox go to about:config and set media.autoplay.allow-muted to false. Blocks all of those pesky autoplay videos!
It'd be interesting to see 'super private browsing mode' which has Tor integration be shipped with Firefox. Making Tor easier to use and more accessible for normal people is a huge win for privacy.
I know it isn't Firefox, but Brave is a Chromium-based browser that has Tor built-in with their 'Private Tabs'. It is a really nice privacy focused browser. Everything good about Chrome, without everything bad about Google.
As an aside, Firefox for Android is great for power users because it has extensions. It's much closer to feature-parity with desktop browsers than Chrome is, and offers more significant advantages over Chrome on Android than desktop as a result.
> Firefox Send allows you to share large files securely (but not store them). The caveat being that you need to have a Firefox account to use all of the above ... There's no requirement for a Firefox account, for Send. And it works well via Tor, with no CAPTCHA bullshit.
What is the redacted company that might own Proton?