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For what it's worth, it's the opposite situation on Windows: The Waterfox installer is signed (even with an Extended Validation certificate), the LibreWolf inst
by wongarsu 2y ago
For what it's worth, it's the opposite situation on Windows: The Waterfox installer is signed (even with an Extended Validation certificate), the LibreWolf installer isn't.
Another thing that surprised me is that there is a Waterfox Android build in the Play Store. Reviews of that are however mixed.
- gs17 2y agoSimilar on macOS, the LibreWolf team (somewhat understandably) refuses to pay for Apple's developer account to notarize their builds, so every update I have to remove the quarantine extended attribute (Homebrew can do this as part of updating now) or the OS helpfully tells me my browser is damaged and needs to be deleted.
- foxrider 2y agoLibrewolf is available on Microsoft Store officially tho
- egberts1 2y agoWaterfox got bought by an advertisement company System1. Not surprisen that Waterfox can be signed by Microsoft.