I shared this a while ago in the Firefox community --> https://lemmy.ml/post/209597

see y’all there, I updated the lemmy sidebar already :-)

Mull is super nice and its dev does a lot of good open source stuff, recommended!

indeed it does, but most people wouldn’t really care in 2023.

https://librewolf.net/docs/faq/#will-you-provide-an-android-version-of-librewolf

https://librewolf.net/docs/testing/ says:

These tests are not intended to be used as oracles, but rather as a way to check your setup and verify that your changes are applied. You should not read too much into the results unless you are sure you understand them, as explained in this article.

https://blog.pastly.net/posts/2019-01-19-about-to-use-tor/#testing-your-fingerprint

BTW I commented about this in the past, see https://gitlab.com/librewolf-community/browser/windows/-/issues/276#note_1137125815

it’s covered, yes. we enable a built-in list that strips some query params and we also add an extra one that strips more stuff (courtesy of the great https://github.com/DandelionSprout).

btw Firefox also has native query stripping now, so there’s one extra layer of protection! see https://privacytests.org/

yup, the idea is to ship a de-cluttered and straightforward browser. however we figured there was no reason to completely block users from using Sync, so we made it easier to enable and added the faq entry for those who like the convenience.

it’s just another option, like xbrowsersync and manual backups.