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41 votes
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Zen browser / chrome alternatives
I'm getting a little bit worried these days about the tracking features in chrome and was looking into Zen Browser. Does anyone here use it? Any thoughts? Also looking for any simple non tracking...
I'm getting a little bit worried these days about the tracking features in chrome and was looking into Zen Browser. Does anyone here use it? Any thoughts?
Also looking for any simple non tracking browser alternatives!16 votes -
I think nobody wants AI in Firefox, Mozilla
52 votes -
Mozilla Firefox gets new anti-fingerprinting defenses
59 votes -
Unseeable prompt injections in screenshots: more vulnerabilities in Comet and other AI browsers
35 votes -
Forgot Chrome's unusable, any recommendations?
I'm streaming Firefox to watch Riverdale, so I opened up Chrome to browse while I wait for them to join. Youtube has ads on it, and I realized I can't grab uBlock or anything (meaningfully)...
I'm streaming Firefox to watch Riverdale, so I opened up Chrome to browse while I wait for them to join. Youtube has ads on it, and I realized I can't grab uBlock or anything (meaningfully) privacy focused. So, I wanna try out one of the cool new browsers, what do people use and recommend?
I'm on Windows and a proper techie, so give me anything that's a bit strange and off the wall as well! The only one I tried out recently was Comet, but it needs more time to bake, total waste of time IME. I remember using IceWeasel for some reason lol
33 votes -
Atlassian acquires The Browser Company (Arc, Dia)
28 votes -
Dia browser invites
Folks, I have 5 x invites for Dia browser if anybody is interested? First five replies here will get them!
14 votes -
Perplexity’s Comet browser invites
Folks, I have been give 5 invites to trial Comet. If you want one, reply here and I’ll give them out in order. Assuming they’re in any way rare… I have no idea!
18 votes -
Vivaldi takes a stand: keep browsing human
45 votes -
Germany legal case alleging adblockers violate copyright
53 votes -
Firefox just got better for Chinese, Japanese and Korean speakers on Android
19 votes -
AOL will end dial-up internet service in September, 34 years after it's debut — AOL Shield Browser and AOL Dialer software will be shuttered on the same day
36 votes -
Web browsers with AI assistants built-in are coming
4 votes -
uBlock Origin Lite for Safari
32 votes -
OpenAI to release web browser in challenge to Google Chrome
37 votes -
Address bar shows hp.com. Browser displays scammers’ malicious text anyway.
31 votes -
Meta and Yandex are de-anonymizing Android users’ web browsing identifiers
22 votes -
All four major web browsers are about to lose 80% of their funding
55 votes -
Firefox now supports native vertical tabs in 136.0 release
64 votes -
Don't trust Firefox to backup your session
I just got bit in the ass by this. I had my firefox open with all my open tabs as per usual. I notice that one of the tabs that I expect to exist is not there, so I went into my history and...
I just got bit in the ass by this.
I had my firefox open with all my open tabs as per usual. I notice that one of the tabs that I expect to exist is not there, so I went into my history and noticed for some reason, it covers only 2 days of history.
ducking told me to open firefox in troubleshoot mode to see if that would get me more of my history back. It did not but what it wound up doing is losing the session that had my open tabs. I closed firefox and re-opened it, all my open tabs gone. I power down my machine and started it back up, same story.
long story short, I am now following the recommendations on here to create regular backups of my firefox session cause apparently that is something that can be lost.
Btw the fact that is not a default feature of firefox to create multiple backups of your open session and deletes backups if you close and re-open is the dumbest logic imo
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Mozilla sees surge in Firefox users thanks to EU’s Digital Markets Act
68 votes -
Everything is Chrome
45 votes -
Firefox's new Terms of Use grants Mozilla complete data "processing" rights of all user interactions
58 votes