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I wonder how they're going to implement the "no circumvention" part. Surely there's an option in about:config that affects the new behavior? Is about:config di
by kijin 12y ago
I wonder how they're going to implement the "no circumvention" part.
Surely there's an option in about:config that affects the new behavior? Is about:config disabled too?
There are also dozens of add-ons that lets you control every single header. Are add-ons disabled too, or is there going to be a blacklist of header-modifying add-ons?
It will take less than a week for point-and-click circumvention tools to become available all over the place. Just download this little .EXE that makes a small change to your Firefox profile and might or might not also contain malware! Should Google block searches like "how to disable Prefer:Safe" if such searches come from a browser that already has "Prefer:Safe" enabled?
- icebraining 12y agoIt will take less than a week for point-and-click circumvention tools to become available all over the place. Just download this little .EXE that makes a small change to your Firefox profile and might or might not also contain malware! This is supposed be activated by Windows Parental Controls, which already allow you to block the user from running unknown .exe files.