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> if you opt out Firefox This seems to negate much of the proposed benefit for lockdown mode in the first place, no? Browsers are one of the attack/tracking ve
by jason-phillips 3y ago
> if you opt out Firefox
This seems to negate much of the proposed benefit for lockdown mode in the first place, no? Browsers are one of the attack/tracking vectors this mode was designed to mitigate, albeit with a virtual hammer.
- chatmasta 3y agoYes, but it's because Firefox "browser" is an app with WebViews. If you want more fine-grained opt-out then you should use Safari and opt out of websites on an individual basis. For other apps, it makes sense to opt-out on a per-app basis, for example I had to opt-out Deliveroo so I could upload a photo of my receipt in their WebView. I'm not sure why anyone uses Firefox/Chrome on iOS anyway. It's the same browser engine as Safari. Personally I'm quite happy with Safari and extensions for content blocking.