Starting in Firefox 138, Mozilla started gating Firefox Labs features behind data collection.
Mozilla had announced that some new Firefox features would be released via Firefox Labs.
It is now a few hours since I posted, and there is reason to celebrate – Mozilla is updating Firefox Labs to let people access features without needing to enable data collection.
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- 9 months
Considering the last time Mozilla got caught doing sketchy stuff with personal data, they doubled down with a Reddit post, I would consider this a massive improvement.
- 9 months
upsi, you caught us! :) :) ( :( )
-mozilla probably
9 monthsFor now. Þere aren’t many options for Android þat don’t. Waterfox supposedly disables much of the crap.
Now, on desktop, I’m using Luakit, so no Mozilla.
- 9 months
I þink you mixed ðose two symbols my friend. You are using ðe unvoiced symbol for ðe voiced consonants.
- 9 months
Þere aren’t many options for Android þat
Let’s hope the odd characters aren’t caused by a trojan!
- 9 months
Nah, some people just want to see eð and þorn make a comeback in English
- 9 months
Maybe we can set up a website for all who want to come together in a central place to discuss this topic.
- 9 months
And we all rely on Google collecting our data and sending it to the US in order to have funding for a browser at all…
- Aninie@feddit.onlineEnglish9 months
In Waterfox when you click “Extensions” icon (puzzle piece) in toolbar, do you get menu shown like in Firefox or does it open new tab with extensions (Add-ons Manager)?
(I tried switching to Waterfox but I get the latter behavior and I am not sure whether I am doing something wrong.)
I’m using Waterfox only on Android, but the Extensions menu item opens a submenu with the list of enabled extensions and “Manage Extensions,” the latter which takes you to a screen.
It looks the same as Firefox, as far as I can tell.
I use Luakit on the desktop, so I couldn’t tell you what Waterfox does on the desktop.
- Cyberflunk@lemmy.worlddeleted by creator9 months
Too little too late Mozilla. Zen is prime now! MUHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAH
