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Firefox mobile also won't let me into about:config. So I guess that's the end. Opera? Other recommendations?
Go to: chrome://geckoview/content/config.xhtml then enable about:config after that dom.private-attribution.submission.enabled can be set to false.
Firefox mobile also won't let me into about:config. So I guess that's the end. Opera? Other recommendations?
Elinks via Termux? /jk For those that don't know, Elinks is a text only terminal browser.
Recommend Mull or something else sensible.
Edit: Whoopsy, oversaw your /jk
Firefox mobile also won't let me into about:config. So I guess that's the end. Opera? Other recommendations?
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> A practice (pay or accept cookies) which was actually ruled in breach with GDPR but many German sites seem to do this somehow. Our Data Protection Agencies ruled it okay. There was a recent court case that called it into question again, so we’ll see how things develop. FWIW, my normal blockers manage to block the heise.de pay-or-track banner, different from, e.g. golem.
what data protection agencies?
The CTO of Mozilla just posted on /r/firefox about this: https://old.reddit.com/r/firefox/comments/1e43w7v/a_word_abo...
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I think this line is very important: > First, in the absence of alternatives, there are enormous economic incentives for advertisers to try to bypass these countermeasures, leading to a perpetual arms race that we may not win. It's very likely that this arms race will lead to DRM in web publications and video feeds (which Google is already experimenting with).
DRM on a website = no search engine can scan the website = no users = the DRM website dies.
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I think this line is very important: > First, in the absence of alternatives, there are enormous economic incentives for advertisers to try to bypass these countermeasures, leading to a perpetual arms race that we may not win. It's very likely that this arms race will lead to DRM in web publications and video feeds (which Google is already experimenting with).
DRM on a website = no search engine can scan the website = no users = the DRM website dies.
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Yeah on desktop. On mobile it's a lot harder. It's still turned on and you have to use a workaround to enable about: config because they don't bother to make this option visible in settings.
On mobile you probably want to try Fennec and/or Mull, both Firefox forks, compatible with FF addons and available on F-Droid.
So where can I donate to Ladybird browser development? Before anyone tries to respond with it. It is https://donorbox.org/ladybird
Why Ladybird? Why not Servo?