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Thanks for the idea, I just toggled the "webgl.disabled" switch in about:config; we'll see what difference it makes; I would only assume that my browsing will b
by cnst 7y ago
Thanks for the idea, I just toggled the "webgl.disabled" switch in about:config; we'll see what difference it makes; I would only assume that my browsing will become faster now and will crash less frequently.
Is there a list of these useless things that any sane user should disable? I already have had fonts disabled with "gfx.downloadable_fonts.enabled" toggled away from the default; any other useless attack vectors with buffer overflows could likewise be disabled?
- mirimir 7y agoYeah, I always disable WebGL. I was really freaked to discover that all Debian family VMs on a given VirtualBox host have the same WebGL fingerprint. Same for all Windows VMs, all Red Hat family VMs, etc. But then you can't see all the cool WebGL stuff that gets posted here.