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by axelfontaine 10y ago
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- cpeterso 10y agoIt looks like some of these changes could be implemented as a Chromium extension that toggles these settings in Chrome. Mozilla and Tor are working to upstream many of Tor's privacy changes into the Firefox code base. Even if the features are disabled in Firefox for now, having the code already in Firefox will make Tor's work easier because they don't need to reapply bitrotted patches. They just need to toggle an about:config pref. This Tor blog post has more information about the upstreaming collaboration: https://blog.torproject.org/blog/tor-heart-firefox https://blog.torproject.org/blog/tor-heart-firefox