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What good is Firefox if it doesn't have integrity?
by dTal 9y ago
What good is Firefox if it doesn't have integrity?
- kibwen 9y agoI can't tell if this is satire. Does anyone seriously believe that surrendering the war when you've lost one battle is an intelligent strategy? Mozilla contributes a whole lot to OSS, including providing a browser that can be trivially used without any black-box DRM-enforcement code hitting your system.
- dTal 9y agoI didn't mean to suggest I categorically disagreed with the decision, in this case. I simply note that you can't extend that logic indefinitely, or you lose the thing you're fighting for.
- thatzerodude 9y agoTrue that. Time to start using Firefox forks. Pale Moon, Iceweasel, GNU Icecat. Maybe go even further outside the box, use gngr: https://gngr.info/ https://gngr.info/
- yellowapple 9y agoExactly. The whole point of Firefox is to be the browser that actually protects its users. If I wanted DRM shoved down my throat, I'd be using Chrome.
- lern_too_spel 9y agoYou are free to run Firefox without the DRM module.