Firefox 86 is out. To enable total cookie protection, make sure to change your cookie settings to "strict" mode. You should do this to prevent trackers from invading your online privacy.
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Firefox 86 is out. To enable total cookie protection, make sure to change your cookie settings to "strict" mode. You should do this to prevent trackers from invading your online privacy.
Or just switch to Brave browser, which has a lion for a logo, and I was started by based guy who started Firefox and was then fired by Mozilla board because he donated to a pro- traditional biblical marriage cause...
No thank you. I don't like being tracked.
Brave actively tracks?
Using safari. Dont give a fuck. Feds watch me all day anyway.
Ouch. Feel sorry that you use that garbage.
I use an iPad Pro. I have chrome installed but only use it for when I cannot remember a password. I am super savvy. Brave browser is probably the better choice for you, however, I mean, seriously, the feds & military & apple & a lot of people watch me 24/7 on man in the mirror hack on my camera anyway & I prefer them to know i have nothing to hide rather than try to hide & make them paranoid .You would understand if you read my facebook for like a few minutes.
I say no to Brave. Look at the reviews from more tech guys.
I mean, I will, though they are likely rainbow bunch Silicon Valley nerds or hackers who are against brave’s model. I see people recommend them a lot.
Okay, I see now. They are doing what I tried to do back in the heydays of online marketing before they locked it all down & made asshole rules against one-man operations. I used to do shit with JavaScript to insert my own affiliate links without people knowing but at the browser level. Thanks for the heads up.
There are a bunch of reasons. I just harden my own browser. And I am glad to see that firefox is taking more action. I will point you here for more information https://restoreprivacy.com/browser-fingerprinting/
Avoid mozilla. They're no better than google.
So use what? Google?