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> compared to properly configured Chromium. Ah yes. Because that's exactly what you want from a browser: spend time properly configuring it to make it secure.

• atatatat 5y ago
  The configuration is for privacy. The security is inherent.
  • dmitriid 5y ago
    So, FF doesn't need configuration to provide privacy, Chrome has to be "properly configured". Chrome is more secure. So, not so simple as a blanket statement you provided.
    • atatatat 5y ago
      Yes. Which is why I recommend Ungoogled Chromium. Or just Chromium.