#Librewolf, #Firefox, #Thunderbird, #Microsoft #Edge and #Teams are now all running isolated using #firejail on my #Slackware laptop while installed from #AppImage, DEB files and generic binaries.

Yep, I should blog it down. But I’m not sure how to turn it given that there are some many mixed subjects there.

#LibreWolf v137.0.1-1 is now available!

https://codeberg.org/librewolf/bsys6/releases/tag/137.0.1-1

No major changes from LibreWolf's end. See https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/137.0.1/releasenotes/ for upstream changes.

The update of the version in the Windows Store is currently delayed. We are aware and working on it.

So, opening the #HomeAssistant web terminal add-on in #LibreWolf results in approximately 100X magnification of the terminal screen.

I assume this has something to do with LibreWolf not reporting the actual window size to prevent fingerprinting.

It's not HA, as the terminal works correctly in Chrome.

So, who do I report this to? Both of them?

I'm still in the process of migrating from #Firefox, but the latest relase is pushing built-in AI chatbots . Turn it off in about:config. My current top alternatives are #LibreWolf #Zenbrowser and #Floorp.

After many years I made the switch from #Firefox to @librewolf today. Migrating only took a minute using Mozilla Firefox Sync, you could also just copy the profile folder.

Librewolf is a custom version of Firefox with better privacy and security settings by default: https://librewolf.net/installation/

#mozilla #privacy #Librewolf

cc by davidrevoy.com

#LibreWolf v137.0-3 is now available.

https://codeberg.org/librewolf/bsys6/releases/tag/137.0-3

Some small changes/fixes: uBlock can now be properly disabled in private windows; ETP tracker blocking now works again properly.

See https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/137.0/releasenotes/ for upstream changes.

We're sorry for the somewhat delayed release: we encountered an issue introduced by upstream changes, which pretty much completely broke loading of profiles for LibreWolf (and thus, all individual settings, for example), and took a while to debug/remedy.

LibreWolf Community released #LibreWolf version 137.0-3. https://librewolf.net/installation/

Mi #viernesdeescritorio con #gnu #guix ejecutando varios progrmas como la #terminal, #inkscape, #librewolf, #gajim y el administrador de archivos de #Gnome sobre #xorg

No olviden que pueden ver este toot y muchos mas en:
https://libretics.org/viernesdeescritorio/

Aquí les va mi captura para el #viernesdeescritorio con #archlinux #plasma 6.3.4 #librewolf #konsole

Per disattivare il Chatbot AI su #Firefox e fork derivati:

- digita about:config nella barra degli indirizzi
- cerca la stringa browser.ml.chat.enabled e impostala al valore "false"

Su #Librewolf la funzione è già disattivata.

Fonte:
https://fedifreu.de/@switchingsoftware/114273677264657215

This is how to disable the new “AI” chatbot in #Firefox:

• type about:config into the awesome bar
• skip the warning for first time modders
• locate the browser.ml.chat.enabled setting and set it to false

In the #Librewolf fork, a thoughtful person has already done this for you.

(HT to @kuketzblog for the hint!)

Not sure what just happened, but my #AlpineLinux #LibreWolf browser just stopped using ~/.librewolf for profiles and switched to ~/.mozilla/firefox. All my stuff was gone! I ended up copying my profile from ~/.librewolf to ~/.mozilla/firefox (same with ~/.cache/librewolf to ~/.cache/mozilla/firefox) and got it back, but still...why? Why did LibreWolf all the sudden revert to Firefox paths? It is definitely still Librewolf running according to About.

KI-Chatbot in #Firefox über die about:config deaktivieren:

browser.ml.chat.enabled=false

Für #Librewolf nicht notwendig.

LibreWolf scheint heute in Absturz-Laune zu sein (nicht der ganze, aber binnen einer Viertelstunde mehrfach einzelne Tabs.)

Is' was? ​