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Good job Mozilla! Do what Google never will - put users' privacy front and center. On a sidenote, I might now re-enable cache that I kept disabled (well - clea
by amenod 6y ago
Good job Mozilla! Do what Google never will - put users' privacy front and center.
On a sidenote, I might now re-enable cache that I kept disabled (well - cleared on exit) because of supercookies. I don't care that much if a single page tracks me, but I _really_ don't want Google to track me across sites. If Firefox protected me against that.. they would have one very grateful user. :)
EDIT: this also highlights why Google is so invested in Chrome - they can make sure that privacy doesn't interfere with their money-making machine. They really are brilliant. Brilliantly evil.
- sanxiyn 6y agoEh, Google was first to implement this: https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2020/10/http-cache-partitioning https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2020/10/http-cache....
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- amenod 6y agoSo? Mozilla should still catch up (if/where needed) and surpass Google on all privacy fronts. The goal should be that Google can't track Firefox users in default configuration - rest assured, this will never happen with Chrome/Chromium/Edge, and probably not with any other Chrome-base browser either.
- livvelupp 6y agoThank you, now i am resting assured.
- ahupp 6y agoFrom the article: " These impacts are similar to those reported by the Chrome team for similar"