yaiNua9o

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   by yaiNua9o 6y ago

   Thanks, never heard about it, I'll have a look.
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   by yaiNua9o 6y ago

   It's not that a big deal to modify elinks, because it's a codebase way simpler than full blown browsers. But yes, it still a handful of hours of work, like modifying any software, so you have to actually find it fun to tinker with
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   by yaiNua9o 6y ago

   Yes, you can temporarily load extensions in firefox, but I certainly won't reload all my extensions manually at every startup :) I don't think there's really a good browser for both privacy and hacking. I use chromium when I
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   by yaiNua9o 6y ago

   Firefox prevents me from installing webextensions from sources and even forces me to send the code of my own extensions for my own usage to their webservices in order to use them. This is certainly not a browser that "gives you control