"Firefox is security friendly''

it's time for someone to invest in a txt based browser with click-to-see image option. Also it would be nice to include host protection (ad-malware-tracking) by javascript disabled

>>61598604
>dom.event.clipboardevents.enabled to false
Great, now I can't paste text into Facebook messenger.

>>61598735
w3m does exactly that, if avaiable it even displays images on the (p)tty using a framebuffer

>>61599191
thanks

I went from chrome, to ff, to chrome again, back to ff, and then to chrome. Firefox just kept getting more and more sluggish and I only ever used adblock+. Now finally on opera and its not so bad rn. No good image hover extensions though. wonky

>>61598604
Also set network.captive-portal-service.enabled to false:
https://bgstack15.wordpress.com/2017/05/05/disabling-firefox-detect-captive-portal/

>>61599653
Mozilla is Google 2 at this point
who is allowing this kind of stuff into the browser?

>>61598604
>>61599653
thanks m8

>>61599191
has there been a security audit against w3m?

>>61599817
I'm not a search engine

>>61598604
thanks based op for consistently reminding us to check our firefox config

>>61599836
stop with this irony

>>61598735
>>61598604
>you chose to save & run Firefox_update.js

>>61598604
Daily reminder that OP is a somewhat disguised Google shill.

>>61598604
webrtc is good though

fuck off faggot. it's not insecure; its your sense of "privacy" that is flawed.

>>61598604
>webrtc
>ip leak
Fuck off retard

>>61600907
Fuck off
I'm just saying the obvious: Mozilla don't care for privacy anymore, they spend all year making those hipster conferences about gender equality and multiculturalism
Chrome/Chromium is 10x worse but they don't hide they simply want to give people all the Google™ benefits
I've never seen Chrome being advertised for security for instance
>>61600928
a single line of code exposed your local and private IP. Both Chrome and Firefox allowed this shit to be released in their default client and took months to fix while not even addressing the issue

>2014
Can you get a more releveant article

>>61600997
Fuck off pajeet
https://discourse.mozilla-community.org/t/call-for-input-open-letter-to-mozilla-leadership/13390

mozilla is 100% committed to jews, it may be even worse than Google.
Mozilla begs google to include their botnet on firefox and uses all the donations they receive to promote fancy events in expensive hotels all over the world
I had the opportunity to talk about some faggots in Switzerland ''working'' for Mozilla THEY DON'T KNOW NOTHING NOT EVEN HOW TO EDIT ABOUT:CONFIG
They receive 60k+ dollars a year to promote multiculturalism and the latest New York fashion (environmentalism, feminism, whatever)

Their concern for security is 0. All security features incorporated for the past 3 years are made by chinese and nordic basement hackers that audit their shit in their freet ime,

Go fuck yourself. I respect more a globalist jew like Soros than people like you because he is not trying to spread ironic reddit memes

>>61601063
>I had the opportunity to talk about some faggots in Switzerland ''working'' for Mozilla THEY DON'T KNOW NOTHING NOT EVEN HOW TO EDIT ABOUT:CONFIG
>They receive 60k+ dollars a year to promote multiculturalism and the latest New York fashion (environmentalism, feminism, whatever)
Can confirm

>>61598604
well fuck time to switch to Uzbl

So you can disable these things in other browsers?

>>61601409
in waterfox and icecat yes
in theory in palemoon and other shit firefox-based browsers
In the future Brave might add this feature but we don't know

>>61601293
>Eliot Higgins
>the anti-Russian propagandist that the Jew York media prints without the least skepticism
mozilla is kill

>>61601492
Stop shilling for adware, Brendan.

>>61600987
>a single line of code exposed your local and private IP.

that's the fucking point dipshit.
it's a good thing not a bad thing.

>>61601526
>Eliot Higgins
>he is married to a Turkish woman.
>Eliot Higgins has been a subject of interest for the British and U.S. media. He has been profiled in print by the The Guardian,[1] The Independent,[7] The Huffington Post,[3] and The New Yorker.

How can you have so many redflags and be considered a hero by ''open software'' mozillians?

>>61601600
It's not open software. It's the open, liberal (i.e. managed) web. His is the liberal part.
I guess I'd better get to work on de-botnetting Chromium. That shit is just unacceptable.
>mozilla: the national security browser

>>61601777
trips of truth

it's a good idea to do this:

Locate the preference

geo.enabled

double-click on it to change its value to false
You may also delete the address in

geo.wifi.uri/

https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/geolocation/

Firefox use google geolocation so it's better to delete the address

>>61598604
Totally inadequate. Try e.g. https://github.com/pyllyukko/user.js with almost 300 settings. There are others as well. If you do something, do it properly.

Also, any of these settings are not useful if you don't learn to behave online.

File: MbpWkch.png (2MB, 3840x2160px) Image search: [Google]

2MB, 3840x2160px

>>61598604
So out of curiosity, what is the accepted browser to use, if Chrome is out the window as is Firefox. Realistically, though; there's some things I can't do with a textmode browser due to work, and stupid shit I need to use in-browser with that.

>>61603492
Links.
Other than that, there really isn't one. Your best bet is to roll your own out of Electron.

>>61601526
>brave
>adware
isn't that opt-in though?

>>61603492
w3m can display images

File: image.jpg (67KB, 1200x675px) Image search: [Google]

67KB, 1200x675px

>>61598604
...or you can use TorBrowser without Tor. It's hardened Firefox without bloat. All your recommended preferences are already changed. Just remove all default addons in TorBrowser and change "network.proxy.socks_remote_dns" to false in about:config, then restart. Don't forget to install uBlock Origin.

http://www.netsurf-browser.org/
https://qupzilla.com/download
http://w3m.sourceforge.net/

>>61600987
It wasn't a single line of code...

>>61598604
>not using a fork
who still uses vanilla firefox anyway?

>>61598604
But disabling all of that kinda makes Firefox...well...basic. It's like buying a smartphone and turning of camera, location, mic and data sync because muh privacy.