

That explains it then. It could be mislead for -inf and +inf
That explains it then. It could be mislead for -inf and +inf
Wtf? Min > Max???
I’m still a bit scared of it being in beta. Security issues are the kind of things you really don’t want in a browser
I want to keep cookies to log in easily or to keep some preferences in specific websites
I want to keep the history for autofill urls and stuff
I don’t want to keep light theme by default, as well as fixed browser size, and I have to entirely remove fingerprinting protection for that
At this point I’m just using LibreWolf with settings a lot of people don’t use. Might as well use Firefox with custom about:config entries…
Its default settings are not good for everyday people, and even for privacy enthusiasts. They’re for paranoid people, at the cost of making the browser much less enjoyable
Yea, it feels like the tor browser of clear web
I’m wondering if I should use it as well. I know LibreWolf isn’t for me
That’s what I read, but again, that’s just the interpretation of an european law by Belgium and Belgium only. Other european countries could rule otherwise, thus not creating any case law.
So all is not set, but yea it might be very possible that to avoid any risks, websites go with Belgium’s rulings of what’s illegal to avoid troubles in other countries.
It’s in Belgium. How does it apply in Europe globally?
Indeed, didn’t know that.
I prefer having the possibility of having multiple devices under the same profile 🤷
I think they have reproducible builds on Android. iOS doesn’t allow that though.
There’s also a fork named Molly on Android. It’s nice.
Yea, but privacy coins aren’t the majority
The stock market as well
Why are you posting this? Unrelated to the discussion
Because governments can’t remove it from you, because the value is universal and bypasses the flawed banking system, allowing for really low fees for money exchange internationally.
Crypto is pseudonymous and anonymous if you know how to hide your traces. You’re forgetting about privacy coins.
And the non-reversal aspect is also nice for vendors. You don’t know how much abuse some fields have.
PoS coins have no climate impact… etc
My “easy” solution for b) :
I can recommend https://trocador.app/ - nice exchange aggregator that doesn’t require you to log into the exchange’s website, and that displays the level of privacy of each exchange.
By using this method, you always have non-ML non-KYC crypto that can be used to buy anything
For additional (and true) privacy, please churn the XMR while you have it. If you know, you know, but that’s a power user move.
Telegram leaks your data, including to France, which is my country, so they can go fuck themselves.
Telegram isn’t even E2EE. It’s like recommending Russia’s Discord over Signal…
Computers don’t steal your data for musk regime tho. Signal does.
I guess Microsoft isn’t a USA company. And Signal is apparently for-profit. And ICANN isn’t in the USA…
I love how Signal (doesn’t, according to you) takes months to invent a proxy to load GIFs and link previews through, so as not to leak your IP to the (American) companies.
? Even if the servers are backdoored, your messages are still encrypted by your key - as long as the server didn’t manipulate the keys at the first exchange, which you can check by verifying the security code
If it matches, then it’s okay. Such features exist in all encrypted messenger apps
It’s still a shitty workaround
If people contact me, I can’t expect them to create a group…
You can easily verify the keys of the person you’re speaking with, and they’re generated locally… so technically speaking, even if their servers are leaking, your messages are still unreadable, but yea that’s not ideal
I often do for digital items