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Honey is a tracker you willingly install[1]. If that doesn't concern you, I can understand why the privacy features of Firefox aren't too appealing either. [1]
by AlexandrB 4y ago
Honey is a tracker you willingly install[1]. If that doesn't concern you, I can understand why the privacy features of Firefox aren't too appealing either.
[1] https://www.datarequests.org/blog/honey-data-collection/ https://www.datarequests.org/blog/honey-data-collection/
Edit: When did we stop calling this stuff "spyware"? When it became widespread enough to no longer be remarkable?
- BuckRogers 4y agoI used Firefox for 19 years without wavering. Honey does require information for their services. It saves me hundreds of dollars which is very real to me. Do you use any Google products? I wouldn't cast stones from a glass house. I keep Tor Browser installed at all times for best-in-class privacy alongside Edge. It blows away Firefox on that front. If I wanted to make the tradeoffs for a more privacy-oriented daily browser, I wouldn't reach for Firefox in 2022. I'd use Brave.