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Mozilla has so many privacy issues so that calling it privacy-friendly is misleading: https://brmlab.cz/project/spyzilla https://brmlab.cz/project/spyzilla
by zajio1am 6y ago
Mozilla has so many privacy issues so that calling it privacy-friendly is misleading:
https://brmlab.cz/project/spyzilla https://brmlab.cz/project/spyzilla
- sp332 6y agoI'm flagging this comment because some of the advice in the link makes the browser much less secure. Don't disable OCSP checking!
- pornel 6y agoMozilla is doomed when it's held to such an impossible standard (such as being "spyzilla" for supporting TLS PKI). All this poo-pooing on Mozilla doing anything less than paranoid-extreme makes people leave for other browsers, which aren't any better, and often are way worse for privacy.
- zajio1am 6y ago> Mozilla is doomed when it's held to such an impossible standard (such as being "spyzilla" for supporting TLS PKI). While some of these points are a bit extreme, most of them are pretty basic and could be avoided by simple maxim: Don't call home and do not do communication with third parties unless opt-in or explicitly requested by user. > All this poo-pooing on Mozilla doing anything less than paranoid-extreme makes people leave for other browsers Well, i still use Firefox as lesser of two evils, but i do not see why i should say to everyone how wonderful it is.
- zajio1am 6y ago> which aren't any better, and often are way worse for privacy. BTW, is there any neutral comparison of Firefox vs Chromium w.r.t. privacy?