Forum LEVEL

Mărar wrote: ↑28 Sep 2020, 14:17 Nobody asked for this.

Mărar wrote: ↑28 Sep 2020, 14:17 Incepand cu Firefox 81, s-a implementat functia de media.hardwaremediakeys.enabled in about:config. cea ce inseamna ca daca stati cu Firefox in fundal, si in oricare tab aveti un Youtube deschis, chiar si embedded, atunci cand apasati Play / Pause/ Next, pe langa ca se opreste ce film / muzica aveti in foreground, se va trigarui si Firefox in background. Nobody asked for this.

cg1700 wrote: ↑28 Sep 2020, 15:16 nici macar nu mai functiona sa tii apasat pe butonul de back ca sa iti apara lista de pagini pe care de abia le-ai vizitat. Asta e o functionalitate de baza si au reusit sa o strice.

Like all web browsers, Firefox shares some internal resources between websites to reduce overhead. Firefox’s image cache is a good example: if the same image is embedded on multiple websites, Firefox will load the image from the network during a visit to the first website and on subsequent websites would traditionally load the image from the browser’s local image cache (rather than reloading from the network). Similarly, Firefox would reuse a single network connection when loading resources from the same party embedded on multiple websites. These techniques are intended to save a user bandwidth and time.

Unfortunately, some trackers have found ways to abuse these shared resources to follow users around the web. In the case of Firefox’s image cache, a tracker can create a supercookie by “encoding” an identifier for the user in a cached image on one website, and then “retrieving” that identifier on a different website by embedding the same image. To prevent this possibility, Firefox 85 uses a different image cache for every website a user visits. That means we still load cached images when a user revisits the same site, but we don’t share those caches across sites.

In fact, there are many different caches trackers can abuse to build supercookies. Firefox 85 partitions all of the following caches by the top-level site being visited: HTTP cache, image cache, favicon cache, HSTS cache, OCSP cache, style sheet cache, font cache, DNS cache, HTTP Authentication cache, Alt-Svc cache, and TLS certificate cache.

To further protect users from connection-based tracking, Firefox 85 also partitions pooled connections, prefetch connections, preconnect connections, speculative connections, and TLS session identifiers.

Bromite is a Chromium-based browser with privacy and security enhancements, built-in adblocking and DNS over HTTPS support; it includes patches from ungoogled-chromium and other privacy-focused projects.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firefox_Focus#Firefox_Klar wrote:"Firefox Klar" is the modified version with telemetry disabled released for German-speaking countries in order to avoid the ambiguity with the German news magazine FOCUS.