"Privacy Preserving" feature that sends even more data to advertisers

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Re: "Privacy Preserving" feature that sends even more data to advertisers

Post by lunapalida » 2025-01-07, 18:26

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Re: "Privacy Preserving" feature that sends even more data to advertisers

Post by Moonchild » 2025-01-07, 20:09

Hint: don't disable BBCode.
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Re: "Privacy Preserving" feature that sends even more data to advertisers

Post by BenFenner » 2025-01-07, 21:04

lunapalida wrote: ↑
2025-01-07, 18:15
You´re in the wrong forum.
Is that directed at me?
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Re: "Privacy Preserving" feature that sends even more data to advertisers

Post by BenFenner » 2025-01-09, 00:30

BenFenner wrote: ↑
2025-01-07, 15:34
Their minimum system requirements for [Waterfox on] Windows are incorrect. Their installers for version 6.5.0 and later (I have not checked any earlier versions) all say Windows 10 is the minimum OS requirement and refuse to run on Win7.

Edit: I looks like version G6.0.20 is the last Waterfox version to support Windows 7. I may give it a try, we'll see.
Someone beat me to reporting the issue: https://github.com/BrowserWorks/Waterfox/issues/3609
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