But like, OP, legitimately, have you joined the church of hardened Firefox yet? We can save your eternal data from marketing damnation, and unreservedly block ads.
Does using librewolf make me an evangelical Christian?
It’s like how there’s a Catholic church, but not everyone follows the word of the pope. The same banner, not the exact same following.
Does using tor make you a zealot?
Do you want to talk about Linux?
Yes, and I do, all the time!
I’ve been using Waterfox recently and i really like it.
Well, I’ve always been more of a proud browser agnostic, but I must confess my digital sins have often led me down the path of chrome and safari. But preach dear missionary, can Firefox truly offer redemption from the purgatory of endless updates and privacy woes?
updates, no. firefox releases updates frequently, even for pissy little shit that could have waited until a next milestone. but the rest, absolutely.
The only thing that’s stopping me from swapping fully to Firefox is finding a good password manager that will keep the passwords up-to-date between several machines.
Double points if it will let me import the passes from chrome.
Firefox has a built in one that works pretty well
As long as you also have a primary password for encrypting the stored passwords.
I use Bitwarden for this. You might wanna check it out.
I use keepassdx which has an extension for working with Firefox. I use syncthing to copy the database file between my phone, laptop, and backup location.
