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Search results for tag #browsers

[?]Terrance ยป 🌐
@celephais@mastodon.social

Do you use separate browsers for work and personal use?

I've split mine for years: Firefox for personal, Vivaldi for work. It helps with compartmentalization and privacy.

What's your setup? All-in-one or segregated?

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    [?]Scott Wilson ๐ŸŒˆ [he/him/his] ยป 🌐
    @scottwilson@infosec.exchange

    Iโ€™m using ___ as a web browser on my phone:

    Whatever default browser app came with it:1
    I specifically use Google Chrome:0
    I specifically use Safari:4
    I only use a different browser (Brave, Firefox, Opera, Vivaldi, etc.:19
    I use multiple browsers:9
    Something different (please comment):0
    Just show results:0

      [?]knoppix ยป 🌐
      @knoppix95@mastodon.social

      Mozilla published a Firefox roadmap outlining upcoming privacy, productivity, AI, and performance features as the browser continues losing market share. ๐ŸฆŠ๐Ÿ“‹
      Planned updates include mobile VPN, customizable shortcuts, HDR support, and optional AI tools designed to keep users in control. ๐Ÿ”โš™๏ธ

      ๐Ÿ”— techspot.com/news/112803-firef

        [?]James House-Lantto (He/Him) [(He/Him)] ยป 🌐
        @Theeo123@mastodon.social

        linuxiac.com/cloudflare-unveil

        Cloudflare along with Mozilla, Google, and more are introducing PACT (Private Access Control Tokens) A way to identify legitimate traffic to a website (as opposed to bots/scraping) without relying on CAPTCHA's or using privacy invasive tracking

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          [?]retro ยป 🌐
          @retro@soc.octade.net

          It seems that development of browsers has fallen by the wayside. When they first appeared some years ago they seemed like a great addition to toolkits.

          For example Beaker Browser and Impervious Browser seem to have been shelved several years hence.

          Are there any other peer-to-peer browsers worth inspection?

          @cypherpunk@soc.octade.net