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firefox has something called the mozilla location provider, which maps wifi access points to locations, which is similar to what google maps uses when you have
by intuxikated 4y ago
firefox has something called the mozilla location provider, which maps wifi access points to locations, which is similar to what google maps uses when you have gps disabled on mobile
- WithinReason 4y agoThis would make sense, thank you. Apparently Chrome has something similar?
- hedora 4y agoIs there a way to turn that off? I never want my browser location services to work.
- jeroenhd 4y agoGo to about:config () and set geo.enabled to false. : if you're on Android, you'll need either an unstable version (Beta, Nightly) or a fork (Fennec from F-Droid) of Firefox to get access to that page because Mozilla decided users of the standard distribution can't be trusted with these settings.