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Yup. This can be fixed by enabling ESNI (network.security.esni.enabled in about:config), I don't see why they aren't pushing that change at the same time. Edit
by zamalek 7y ago
Yup. This can be fixed by enabling ESNI (network.security.esni.enabled in about:config), I don't see why they aren't pushing that change at the same time.
Edit: ESNI is still a draft, definitely not a safe default.
- afrcnc 7y agoBecause Firefox's move is a media stunt in order to get them a lot of positive coverage and paint them as a "privacy-focused" browser.
- user639173 7y agoNot only that, Firefox have such a tiny percent if the market that anything they do, that could benefit Google, is just better to Google then to Firefox.