Gregory's Server@ChrisWere That's what #LibreWolf is.
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cslinuxboy
@IAmNumber6 @ChrisWere Librewolf is Firefox with a handful of preinstalled plugins and some security related settings enabled by default, and the telemetry stuff disabled (to name a few). I use #EndeavourOS and librewolf is up to date with the latest Firefox.
Matthew Slowe
@cslinuxboy @ChrisWere LibreWolf is so much more than that though, to the extent it's almost not a usable day-to-day browser (unless I'm doing it wrong)
cslinuxboy
@fooflington @ChrisWere I use it as my primary browser for years and have had no issues. What specific issues are you experiencing? |
@cslinuxboy @ChrisWere how does Librewolf compare with Firefox on Linux? I use OpenSUSE Tumbleweed and the version of Librewolf seems to be old compared to Firefox.