I just use chrome forks with Firefox as backup. Iridium is nice and privacy focused

Chrome isn’t good because google. I’ll need to see what iridium is.

Chromium?

Also https://prism-break.org/en/

Iridium, not chromium

It's another fork

what's the difference between chromium and iridium?

Iridium is like a pseudo private browsing mode and it blocks a lot of shit

The catch is that it blocks some sites entirely, which is why I have Firefox

@Grenade123 you have nowhere to go. All the major web browsers are like that.

Also it sounds like if you aren't using Mozilla's other apps/plugins that this won't affect you

not saying it wont

Just make sure you use ddg/startpage and not google

google might do this at another time

They already fluff results

@Beemann its baked into the web browser. there is no way to stop that

What is baked into the web browser?

look above

The article refers to specific apps "To make that easier for Web users, Mozilla will look at ways to bring anti-misinformation functionality to existing offerings like Pocket (app that lets you maintain a list of articles to read later), Firefox Focus (a mobile private browsing app) and The Coral Project (which provides tools designed to “raise public trust in journalism” and make it more relevant)."

If you were using Firefox on mobile you already played yourself and your poor molten phone

oof

i dont even use firefox on mobile

nor do i use pocket

i have what is called fennic

its exclusive to the f-droid app store

https://www.bbc.com/news/amp/world-europe-45181321

Sweden cars: 80 set on fire by gangs in several cities

I've been getting good mileage out of the f-droid store tbh

I don't care that the product itself is unaffected. The company is tainted

well thats to be said about anyone

nobody can retain a perfect record for very long

just because i haven't seen articles (that i'm sure exist) of google banning alt-right email addresses doesn't mean i trust gmail.

i think its pretty easy to keep a "not pro-censorship" record.

you can say they try to be impartial but when they talk about fighting "fake-news" then say "we are teaming up with the msm", that basically says "we are here to suppress the alt-media"

Google verifiably modifies your search engine results

But it's worth remembering that both use forks of open source browser projects

So if you don't like the "commercial" ver. there are other forks

So this whole Omarosa thing...

Why does it seem like nobody's talking about the fact that Omarosa broke DC laws?

The narrative is above the law apparently

The recordings she made in DC would've been Illegal.