• perishthethought@lemm.ee
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          10 months ago

          Hey, I think that’s what [email protected] is for.

          I am on Ubuntu right now, my first full time use distro. I am thinking of jumping to Mint though next. I installed Ubuntu onto huge partition though so I’d have to erase and start over and that’s giving me pause. Whatever I use next has to alloe me to do work (office apps), play Steam games and work in the debian style at the terminal. I’m open to suggestions…

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    11 months ago

    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.

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      11 months ago

      Seriously, I wish more people understood the futility of trying to block ads on a browser made by a company whose main business is ads.

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    11 months ago

    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?

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    11 months ago

    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.