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The author mentions installing Ghostery, which appears to be nonfree.

• levosmetalo 13y ago
  It is free, unless you have some politically overloaded definition of free.
  • LeonidasXIV 13y ago
    I think the definition here was Free Software, which considering it doesn't seem to have a public repository with the source code, means that it is nonfree.
    • Flimm 13y ago
      Just in case that's not clear, when people capitalise "Free Software", they're generally referring to the definition used by the Free Software Foundation.
  • psycr 13y ago
    Please don't be so simple minded. I mean that for your own sake. The English word 'free' has more than one common meaning.
• steveklabnik 13y ago
  Nice catch! Straight-up error on my part.