LibreWolf is mostly just Firefox with different options flipped in the config. I could get similar functionality if I just stuck with a userPrefs.js file and updated it with keys for new Mozilla projects, but this seems easier.
Rusty Corgi on Nostr: Oh it's 100% not because I'm trying to get away from Firefox, it's because I don't ...
Oh it's 100% not because I'm trying to get away from Firefox, it's because I don't feel like playing whack-a-mole with whatever silly new project they decide to add to Firefox. On new Firefox installs I already have to shut off their ad tracking, yeet Pocket, and flip a bunch of privacy settings around, so this is just a prepackaged way to make sure I'm not randomly getting opted into something new.
LibreWolf is mostly just Firefox with different options flipped in the config. I could get similar functionality if I just stuck with a userPrefs.js file and updated it with keys for new Mozilla projects, but this seems easier.
LibreWolf is mostly just Firefox with different options flipped in the config. I could get similar functionality if I just stuck with a userPrefs.js file and updated it with keys for new Mozilla projects, but this seems easier.