smnthermes

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by smnthermes 7y ago
But even Mozilla is having problems implementing it. Bugzilla has more than 100 open bugs about WebComponents.
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by smnthermes 7y ago
> their binaries are built with no mitigations whatsoever. ASLR disabled, no stack canaries, no fortify. Provide evidence.
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by smnthermes 7y ago
> all of which were designed back in the '90s, when we didn't appreciate just how dangerous an environment the Internet could become. No, it was in the 2000's and 2010's. And even more than 10 years ago, people were a
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by smnthermes 7y ago
Read these links: 1. https://forum.palemoon.org/viewtopic.php?f=65&t=22399 2. https://forum.palemoon.org/viewtopic.php?f=65&t=22270 3. https://old.reddit.com/r/palemoon/com
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by smnthermes 7y ago
> Trying to brand Web Components as Google-only may have worked in the v0 prototype days in like 2014, but it's factually not the case today. Even Mozilla is having problems with Google WebComponents. There are 100 bugs open in Bugz
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by smnthermes 7y ago
> No one will ever build a website using WebComponents WebComponents is adopted by Chromium (and with difficulty by Firefox).
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by smnthermes 7y ago
> devs want these new features Except that they didn't asked for them, as shown there (and note that Google removed <style scoped> from Chromium): 1. https://github.com/whatwg/html/issues/552#iss
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2020 Stock Market Crash(en.wikipedia.org)
264 points by smnthermes 7y ago|199 comments
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Autocrypt Considered Insecure(en.wikipedia.org)
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by smnthermes 7y ago
> There were a few, but they ultimately got shut down One of them was called LibreWolf, so I doubt it was due to trademark issues. Also, the developer of LibreFox didn't explain why development was halted.
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by smnthermes 7y ago
> There were a few, but they ultimately got shut down Why are you withdrawing to mention Pale Moon and Basilisk?
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by smnthermes 7y ago
So why did you transfer the directorship to the System1 director? This is not needed for partnerships.
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by smnthermes 7y ago
Why not try Pale Moon or Basilisk?
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by smnthermes 7y ago
Weren't Quantum/Servo/e10 Firefox's saviors?
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by smnthermes 7y ago
Maybe Apple will adopt Blink/Chromium in the future?
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by smnthermes 7y ago
Tree tabs is still severely limited.
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Firefox considering off-by-default preference for loading user.js files(bugzilla.mozilla.org)
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Brave Isn't Bad(theprivacyguide1.github.io)
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by smnthermes 7y ago
Cloudflare is not even remotely a trustworthy company: https://codeberg.org/crimeflare/cloudflare-tor/src/branch/ma...