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> There is absolutely still a difference between Mozilla and Google General attitude of these corporations is one thing, but is there really a difference betwe
by zajio1am 6y ago
> There is absolutely still a difference between Mozilla and Google
General attitude of these corporations is one thing, but is there really a difference between Firefox and Chromium w.r.t. privacy?
- danShumway 6y agoYes, I think so. Firefox ships with a ton of anti-fingerprinting features that can be enabled in about:config (many of them lifted directly from Tor), containers are an intuitive way for people to isolate sites from each other, Encrypted DNS is turned on by default (Chrome only upgrades to encrypted DNS by default if the current resolver supports it), and Firefox's addon API for adblocking is already slightly more capable than Chromium's, and will be much more capable once Manifest V3 ships.