bitte seit wann können tabs denn in gruppen zusammengefasst werden wie geil

So, nachdem auch bei meinem chromium ublock deaktiviert wurde, bin ich Back to the roots zu #Firefox

#manifestv3 nicht so geil

#Homeassistant mit #Firefox auf macOs wird zunehmend unbenutzbar.
Nach dem Update auf 2025.4.1 muss ich jetzt bei jedem zweiten Wechsel der Ansicht erstmal das Tab killen und neu laden, damit überhaupt etwas passiert.

Kinda interesting Firefox add-on for viewing prices through the lens of people less/more/a lot more prosperous than you are.

https://drewdevault.com/2025/04/04/2025-04-04-Price-perspective.html

Do you folx have any recommendations for a FOSS #Firefox alternative please? Trying to jump off Mozilla’s dumpster fire before it gets worse

Used to use Zen before Firefox added vertical tabs so I might go back to that but it’s not the most polished experience

How important should being open source be to me? Or, more precisely, should the obnoxiousness of #mozilla management outweigh the closed source nature of vivaldi.

I've been trying #vivaldi as a replacement for #firefox, my default browser. I could easily switch to vivaldi.

BUT vivaldi is not open source.

I've read the explanation for why parts of vivaldi are not open source was not convinced.

Hard to "weigh" incommensurable concerns.

I did completely get rid of Mozilla Firefox and Thunderbird on my personal systems now.

Firefox was my main browser for many years and I used it since Netscape transformed into OSS Firefox 20 years ago.

But the Mozilla foundation nowadays doesn't do a good job in maintaining the software. Bad political choices, focus on what I consider the wrong priorities and falling more and more behind on the techical details.

I moved to the Chromium based Vivaldi browser on all my systems. It's snappier, faster and way more reliable. Hardware acceleration does work out of the box under Linux and E-Mail is already built-in (although, I more often use KMail by KDE for that).

I'm highly satisfied with Vivaldi after using it for the past 6 months and never looked back.

Tak jsem přešel k tomu, abych na telefonu místo #google #Chrome začal používat #firefox
No...je to trochu downgrade, ale na druhou stranu je hezké, jak to dokáže kopírovat hesla z chromu a tak nemám moc starostí s importováním.
Jakože...možná jsem raději měl přestoupit rovnou na #opera protože to je evropská značka, ale asi mi spíš šlo o ten přestup od magnáta.

"A #Firefox addon for putting prices into perspective"

https://drewdevault.com/2025/04/04/2025-04-04-Price-perspective.html

- A reputable anonymizing VPN service
- Linux
- Firefox (or compatible) web browser
- HTTPS-Only Mode
- Noscript
- User-Agent Switcher

These are some easy things that will keep you safe in the age where you shouldn't trust *anything* your device connects to online.

#Mozilla veröffentlicht #Firefox Klar 137 für #Android https://www.soeren-hentzschel.at/firefox-klar/firefox-klar-137-android/

Gerade mit #firefox 137 einen grossen Schreck gehabt: alle Bookmarks schienen weg zu sein Lapidare Meldung: Blenden sie alle Bookmarks in die Bookmarks Toolbar ein. Geht man auf "Manage bookmarks" wie als Link angezeigt, ist die Liste mit den Bookmarks leer.
Firefox beendet, mit "firefox -p" starten, Profil auswählen und alles ist wieder da.
Soll das lustig sein ?

Silent Credit Card Thief Uncovered

A sophisticated credit card skimming campaign dubbed 'RolandSkimmer' has been discovered, targeting users in Bulgaria. The attack utilizes malicious browser extensions across Chrome, Edge, and Firefox, initiated through a deceptive LNK file. The malware employs obfuscated scripts to establish persistent access, harvesting and exfiltrating sensitive financial data. The attack workflow involves system reconnaissance, downloading additional malicious files, and injecting scripts into web pages. The threat actor uses unique identifiers to track victims and employs sophisticated techniques to evade detection. The campaign demonstrates the evolving nature of web-based credit card skimming threats, highlighting the need for enhanced security measures against LNK-based attacks and unverified browser extensions.

Pulse ID: 67efc6e92fbd533808f09435
Pulse Link: https://otx.alienvault.com/pulse/67efc6e92fbd533808f09435
Pulse Author: AlienVault
Created: 2025-04-04 11:47:53

Be advised, this data is unverified and should be considered preliminary. Always do further verification.

@volkerdi I'm sure you've heard about Mozilla's changes in their privacy policy for Firefox (it's old news, but still). The implications of it have prompted a few distros to remove Firefox from their repos/default installation.

What's the game plan for Slackware? Will it keep using Firefox by default, or will you be phasing it out of the package tree, or what?

https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2025/02/firefox-deletes-promise-to-never-sell-personal-data-asks-users-not-to-panic/