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What Mozilla did in the default Firefox configuration, is made the trade-offs on behalf of an average browser user. It's neither worthless, nor dangerous for a
by krn 8y ago
What Mozilla did in the default Firefox configuration, is made the trade-offs on behalf of an average browser user. It's neither worthless, nor dangerous for a savvy browser user to make the trade-offs for himself. That's exactly what software configurations are for.
- Someone1234 8y agoThat might be a good argument if the link was to an article with a large amount of discussion about the pros and cons of each configuration change, instead of just a list of changes with a brief overview of what they do.
- krn 8y agoAs the one who posted this link here, I found the list to be a great starting point for my research. Instead of switching to something like Waterfox or Brave, I can now remain with a major web browser by just enabling the features I need.