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Because Mozilla is easier to lock down than Chrome. I guess "easier" isn't the word really, because Chrome can't really ever be locked down. It's pretty much a
by bilbo0s 8y ago
Because Mozilla is easier to lock down than Chrome.
I guess "easier" isn't the word really, because Chrome can't really ever be locked down. It's pretty much always, effectively, an open book to Google.
You can lock down everything in Firefox. The drawback being, of course, times like this, when you can't get the fix unless you leave Normandy enabled. (Which I didn't.)
>:-(
Grrrr.