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Standard Firefox, at least in my experimental install on. The config leaves the impression of a somewhat near to The provided deb will install in bullseye, all dependencys are met.īIG CAVEAT the present package both breaks an installed firefox and has nowhere near the securityĪnd privacy level of the appimage. WARNING INFO Can not Recommend LibreWolf package from
LIBREWOLF OPENSUSE TRIAL
Much to learn trial or break for sure, it helps a bit with LockdownBluez. Some of the work done is in form of a policy, in LibreWolf it is pretty interesting/extensive. I do go read on the site first to check for To remove as well as updating user.js and cleaning prefs with arkenfox/ghacks scripts. Mine is primitive and crappy but with some capable help becoming a one click job with some user choices of what To the usage of Arkenfox User.js and removing the hidden extensions plus crashreporter updater etc is concerned that can easily beĭone with a script. With a few precautions learning by doing is very safe.Īs far as keeping up with the FF build cycle is concerned I am guessing that a lot of the work is automated.
LIBREWOLF OPENSUSE ISO
I do experiments on a live stick so I can recover from problems in a few minutes by installing my latest backup iso image. Having run sid for a while no fear of that, most problems are resolved after a couple of days. Regarding trying to install on a Bullseye stick I am aware of the probable need to change repos for dependencys and the fact I may I posted the info text from the LibreWolf site, did not really see the point in adding further info about librefox as it is dead
LIBREWOLF OPENSUSE UPGRADE
😄 like I said these are for Debian unstable(sid).ĭisable that repository upgrade to Debian I unstable and then you’ll be able to use it I also cannot test how stable and reliable those builds are because i run ubuntu. These are built with debian unstable in mind the package manager will complain for ubuntu users. Nevermind, I’ll paste here to save ya a click or two… I will try and install the deb on a live Bullseye stick tomorrow.īefore you waste your time, skim the open issue tickets at the LibreWolf project.
If an antiX user hopes to trial LibreWolf, understand that only the AppImage -packaged product is suitable (unless you are willing to enable debian sid/unstable repository) (and, possibly, would need to occasionally manually grab a few packages from debian ‘experimental’ repo) The sustainability of their project hinges primarily on ability to keep pace with changes occurring, across versions, in firefox mainline ~~ patching to remove/disable (anti)feature components (e.g Pocket) and shipping a user.js which sports more-privacy-friendly default preferences.Ī “custom build” approach is much (much!) more viable than a fspork.
The difference, (“fork” vs “custom build”) represents an important distinction. Librefox uses more than 500 privacy/security/performance settings, patches, Librefox-Addons (optional) and a cleaned bundle of Firefox (updater, crashreporter and Firefox’s integrated addons that don’t respect privacy are removed). This project aims at enforcing privacy and security of Firefox without forking the project. It is the community run successor to that page, please click on the “LibreFox” hypertext link, and read This project is an independent “ fork ” of Firefox, with the primary goals of privacy security and user freedom. Reason: Add clearer tagging package state
This reply was modified 1 year, 8 months ago by ModdIt. On stable and Bullseye at present use appimage. Now more clearly tagged that packet is sid, might break some toys. Have NoScript, LocalCDN, MetaGer search plugin, Language Packs. Here now with the previously downloaded LibreWolf Appimage running from download directory. I will try and install the deb on a live Bullseye stick tomorrow pulling dependency’s from UNSTABLE as necessary. Path: /repositories/home:/bgstack15:/aftermozilla/Debian_Unstable/amd64/librewolf_84.0.2-1_b There is a Very Fresh unstable deb package for LibreWolf available librewolf_84.0.2-1_b
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