...he said with a smug grin, rearranging his hair with one hand.qyron wrote:I'm starting to get the feeling I have a slight tendency to spark intense argument exchange when I ask a question.
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[/thread] Brave web browser
Re: Brave web browser
Re: Brave web browser
Actually, no.
I'm most probably the last person in whatever group I may find myself into to want and cause ruckus. If we evolved the capability to communicate and express our ideas and points of view, resorting to force, in whatever form it may take, is the last thing we should do.
I'm most probably the last person in whatever group I may find myself into to want and cause ruckus. If we evolved the capability to communicate and express our ideas and points of view, resorting to force, in whatever form it may take, is the last thing we should do.
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Willie E. Coyote
Running Debian 9.2
Willie E. Coyote
Running Debian 9.2
Re: Brave web browser
What you are probably going to find with this crop of "safer, more secure..." browsers (there are currently several out there testing the waters) is basically a lack of functionality in terms of plugin and extension support. Which is fine of course if you don't need that stuff, but that's kind of antithetical to many people's purpose in web browsing to start with, so...
Nobody would ever ask questions If everyone possessed encyclopedic knowledge of the man pages.
Re: Brave web browser
Surf is another option. This documentation just now available.
May the FORK be with you!
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bookmarked! thanks!golinux wrote:Surf is another option. This documentation just now available.
Re: Brave web browser
There is a Raspberry Pi based solution for those who want to filter adds at their homes or offices. This replaces add content with a small transparent gif. The reason for replacing add content instead of just blocking it is to avoid having internet browsers waiting for blocked resources. This results in faster browsing.
Here is the link: https://pi-hole.net
Here is the link: https://pi-hole.net
Debian == { > 30, 000 packages }; Debian != systemd
The worst infection of all, is a false sense of security!
It is hard to get away from CLI tools.
The worst infection of all, is a false sense of security!
It is hard to get away from CLI tools.