chirag_11
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Jump to PostSwitched to Firefox at work, Simply because Chrome is yet to implement Wayland support. Firefox is great, To be honest I don't notice the difference really apart from the when I use the dev tools.
Firefoxes push for privacy is really cool though, I think chrome is (or soon) blocking …
Jump to PostFirefox has pushed out an update that (in the US for now) uses encrypted DNS lookup so that your ISP cannot track your DNS queries. Other countries, presumably, will follow shortly.
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rproffitt
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"Nothing to see here."
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chirag_11
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what is this
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rproffitt
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FF also blocks FingerPrinting. More at https://blog.mozilla.org/security/2020/01/07/firefox-72-fingerprinting/
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mreza
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rproffitt
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Just a comment. I use Opera from time to time since it's "all too easy" to flip the VPN to "on."
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