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Yeah, I get the concept of using different browsers for different things to compartmentalize, and I've tried it, but to me it just seems like I'm making my life
by extr0pian 3y ago
Yeah, I get the concept of using different browsers for different things to compartmentalize, and I've tried it, but to me it just seems like I'm making my life more complicated switching back and forth, and I feel like it's cluttering up my system. I love how Librewolf takes privacy to another level, but honestly, all I want is Firefox without all the BS and the ability to disable things I don't want (and not having them turned back on).
- snowram 3y agoA custom user.js will do the job
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- hn8305823 3y agoIt used to be really easy to search about:config for 'http' and just delete all URL's to quiet things down. More recently the about:config search only searches attributes not values so you have to "show all" and it's quite tedious to find them all. Even then there are some things you have to block with a hosts file entry. That said it is possible to have firefox start cleanly with absolutely no network traffic except for sites you visit.
- tetris11 3y agoalias workfox="firefox -P work" alias funfox="librewolf"
- kornhole 3y agoThis is one of those trade-offs between convenience and privacy I have internalized over years. You can refer to this guide to configure Firefox to be more private. https://www.privacyguides.org/en/desktop-browsers/#firefox https://www.privacyguides.org/en/desktop-browsers/#firefox