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Firefox essential config 2017-08-07 05:36:12 Post No. 61782156
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browser.cache.disk.enable set to false
browser.cache.offline.enable set to false
browser.cache.disk.capacity set to 0
browser.cache.offline.capacity set to 0
browser.safebrowsing.updateURL - remove address
browser.safebrowsing.reportURL - remove address
browser.safebrowsing.enabled - set to false
browser.safebrowsing.malware.enabled - set to false
geo.enabled set to false
network.http.referer.XOriginPolicy - set to 1
network.http.sendRefererHeader - set to 1
dom.event.clipboardevents.enabled set to false
dom.battery.enabled set to false
browser.send_pings set to false
webgl.disabled set to true
media.peerconnection.enabled set to false
loop.enabled set to false
geo.wifi.uri - replace address with " "
datareporting.healthreport.service.enabled set to false
datareporting.healthreport.uploadEnabled set to false
toolkit.telemetry.archive.enabled set to false
network.prefetch-next set to false
browser.search.suggest.enabled set to false
toolkit.telemetry.enabled set to false
toolkit.telemetry.unified set to false
datareporting.healthreport.uploadEnabled set to false
browser.urlbar.autocomplete.enabled set to false
browser.send_pings.require_same_host set to true
OPTIONAL:browser.sessionstore.interval to 400000
extensions.pocket.enable to false
Also:
https://gist.github.com/haasn/69e19fc2fe0e25f3cff5
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Firefox/Tweaks
http://kb.mozillazine.org/Network.cookie.lifetimePolicy
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>using any other browser than opera
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>Waterfox (literally a recompiled Firefox) isn't placebo
>Pale Moon (a complete fork, that will keep XUL extension compatibility when Firefox drops it) is a placebo
Who the fuck made the OP image?
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>>61782156
but OP, Opera gained a considerable ammount of marketshare
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OP image is garbage. i dont understand why people want to echo chamber everything. just use what you like and stay quiet.
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>>61782156
also if you are this noid. you might as well just use Tor or tails. security≠practicality.
t.Norton for businesses programer
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>>61782924
>>61782970
>>61782990
Not OP. but can we still agree that IceCat is the best browser?
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>>61783081
Chromium is
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>>61782924
waterfox has many shit stuff removed and it's also fast 64bit
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>>61783029
>Tor
>secure
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>>61783081
Its ok. i dont recomend it unless its already installed on your OS. as much as i love FOSS i dont recomend non tech people to use it. the masses need a browser that is always in active development and has the funds to do that said development. Firefox and Chrome are my recomendations for anyone. i personally use opera, waterfox, firefox. maybe a bit of midori or iceweasel for old netbooks.
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>>61782156
What about Vivaldi? As far as Chromium/Blink forks go, it seems pretty good.
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>>61783241
yeah its more secure than i2p and freenet. if you want more security. you might as well set up a encrypted USB and CD only use club and send information by hand
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>>61783313
what is the point of vivald again?
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>>61783374
Replacing Opera (since that was bought by the Chinese) as the browser for those that want Chrome without using Chrome.
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>>61783313
its fucking ugly
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>>61783428
i liked opera before they adopted Chromium. it had its own mail and torrent client built in and pinnable tabs. great browser.
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>>61783358
>its more secure than i2p and freenet
citation needed
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>>61783636
opera was always garbage
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>>61782156
> qutebrowser
> shit tier
REEEEEEEEEEEEEE
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>>61783029
That's a fine looking animal.
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>>61784849
it's very hard to navigate, open new links, etc
they should add mouse support and more security features
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>>61782156
Isn't IceCat exactly the same as Firefox but just with the branding changed??
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>>61783224
>waterfox has many shit stuff removed
you can remove that shit yourself
>it's also fast 64bit
in my experience waterfox was slower than even pale moon
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>>61785201
You're confusing it with Iceweasel.
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>>61785232
I personally use Firefox 32-bit but I consider waterfox superior because:
>Removal of Sponsored Tiles on New Tab Page
>Disabled Web Runtime (deprecated as of 2015)
>Removed startup profiling
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>>61782156
Chromium without google wins handsdown .. i even have disabled flash and other addon and its masterace ... firefox is assshit since they decided to suck his developer cycle
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>>61785201
It's Firefox ESR with branding changes, some tweaked preferences and bundled addons.
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>>61782156
On ad blocking nothing can beat beat firefox and ad blocker devloper edition with noscript and flash disabled u can fuck any wwebpage fornfun
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>>61785179
If you want to click on colorful back/forward buttons, qutebrowser is not for you.
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>>61782156
that's nice and all but
what does all of this do exactly?
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>>61786136
Makes Mojewla Memefox less bad
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>>61785440
how'd ya do that mane?
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>>61782156
I still religiously use Palemoon. Try and stop me.
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>>61788440
Iridium
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>>61782156
Gno
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>>61784849
If you want the meme keyboard only shortcuts, just install the vimfx plugin on your firefox
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Icecat or Waterfox?
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>>61791060
Waterfox is more actively developed
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>>61790871
> just use something which will stop working with FF57 in December
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>>61791324
>implying they will not migrate it
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>>61791428
https://github.com/akhodakivskiy/VimFx/issues/860
January:
> For a couple of months, I looked into converting VimFx to a WebExtension. But I've lost the motivation.
June:
> VimFx works fine with multi-process and Firefox 54. (But VimFx is still basically dead.)
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>not currently using SeaMonkey.
why even bother?
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>>61782156
What about TOR network or better know as the "deep web"
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>>61782506
fpbp
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>>61782156
dude fuck you, you have no idea how useful lynx is for just checking that your nginx config is good while you have a terminal open
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>>61782156
>disabling cache
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>>61783310
>Unironically recommending Firefox and Chrome
You must be really dumb.
>using opera
Opinion discarded.
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>>61782506
Using any other browser other than Opera 12.17
>FTFY
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>>61782156
What's the advantage of Waterfox over Pale moon?
I remember I used both a while back simultaneously to try and decide upon a winner, and I ended up choosing Pale Moon. Can't for the life of me remember why, though. Too long ago mind you.
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>>61796883
>>61782156
PS: What's the go with Iridium and why is it so high up there?
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>>61794949
Disabling cache writing to HDD, that is
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>>61796883
Waterfox is optimized for 64bit systems
>>61796897
Iridium is Chromium with everything Google-related stripped
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>>61782156
Between Waterfox Iridium and QupZilla Wich is the best?
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>>61796943
Well, Pale Moon is 64 bit as well? And in fact I'm 99% sure it's only available in 64 bit, so I would say that it too is optimised for 64 bit systems. So what's the difference?
I can see why the Iridium thing would appeal though.
Is there a way to swap out an existing chrome install with iridium without losing anything?
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>>61797012
I believe Pale Moon is forked from a much older version than Waterfox, so I suppose the differences would be mostly visual.
And you could install Iridium alongside Chrome, import bookmarks and settings, then uninstall Chrome.
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i think your list is a incomplete
i spotted some important missing vars...
network.captive-portal-service.enabled - set to false
browser.urlbar.trimURLs - set to false
keyword.enabled - set to false
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I'm using Nightly right now and feels really good.
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