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At least it means Mozilla has reviewed the Pocket code embedded in the browser and it doesn't send every single keystroke to GetPocket. It's good, because I don
by tajen 11y ago
At least it means Mozilla has reviewed the Pocket code embedded in the browser and it doesn't send every single keystroke to GetPocket. It's good, because I don't usually install browser extensions for the very reason that I don't know what parts of my privacy I'm giving up.
Btw, just a question because I'm not sure. They've reviewed the Pocket code, right?
- reubenmorais 11y agoThe Pocket integration is open source, and it went through the same peer review process all code goes through before being pushed to the repositories.
- anon1385 11y agoIs the code on the Pocket servers open source? Can I point Firefox at my own Pocket server (or a Pocket server run by any organisation other than Pocket)?
- muraiki 11y agoYou currently cannot point Firefox to your own Pocket-compatible service. The Firefox integration uses non-public parts of the Pocket API. A Mozilla employee opened a bug for this: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1179699 https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1179699