Opera Touch is a solid alternative to Safari on the iPhone

Post by digitaLandscape » Tue, Oct 02, 2018, 6:02 PM UTC

maaaats wrote: post #34

King-Aaron wrote: post #13

I feel it's safer these days to assume any digital product that's owned by a Chinese parent company is compromised, than assuming it isn't.

But for many of us, the aspect of having a NSA backdoored US product is probably more scary.

Post by eridius » Tue, Oct 02, 2018, 6:27 PM UTC

michael_h wrote: post #61

pgm8705 wrote: post #54

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What are your main problems with Safari?

"A problem occurred with this webpage so it was reloaded"

Post by rhexs » Tue, Oct 02, 2018, 8:10 PM UTC

thanatropism wrote: post #67

cpeterso wrote: post #63

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Once I started using Firefox Focus, I was surprised at how rarely I actually needed to browse the web un-anonymously. I don't need to be logged in to search, use Wikipedia, or read news online. Focus is perfect for bite-sized browsing. Read and then throw the session away.

Requires iOS 11. I don't want to update my iPhone SE -- it's fine as it is and I don't need it slower; I made that mistake with a previous iPhone.

Post by King-Aaron » Wed, Oct 03, 2018, 12:31 AM UTC

maaaats wrote: post #34

King-Aaron wrote: post #13

I feel it's safer these days to assume any digital product that's owned by a Chinese parent company is compromised, than assuming it isn't.

But for many of us, the aspect of having a NSA backdoored US product is probably more scary.

Post by chrisper » Wed, Oct 03, 2018, 5:22 AM UTC

IOT_Apprentice wrote: post #78

chrisper wrote: post #28

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What's the alternative? American spy phones? I'd be more afraid of the American government than the Chinese one.

Good thing you aren't a uyghur in China, but stay in your bubble.