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LibreWolf@librewolf@chaos.social
A custom version of Firefox, focused on privacy, security and freedom.
This account is managed by the LibreWolf team.
Its purpose is to mostly be used for announcements (important changes, updates, etc.) concerning LibreWolf.
Please report issues at: https://codeberg.org/librewolf/issues/
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And yes: the pride flag will stay, of course.
Website: https://librewolf.net
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Joined: 2026-09-20 15:46:03
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LibreWolf@librewolf@chaos.social (2026-10-08 12:57:39)
#LibreWolf v157.0.1-1 is now available!
https://librewolf.dev/librewolf/bsys6/releases/tag/157.0.1-1
Notable Changes:
- Added a per-site JIT permission to reduce the attack surface. See https://librewolf.net/docs/faq/#how-do-i-toggle-jit-per-site for information on how to use this feature
- Fixed settings search on macOS
See https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/157.0.1/releasenotes/ for upstream changes.
Reply to @khm@hj.9fs.net
LibreWolf@librewolf@chaos.social (2026-09-20 20:05:13)
@khm @prahou "They'll disable Widevine and lecture you about how it's for your own good" If you visit a site that requires Widevine, it will prompt you to enable it just like Firefox does. "but they'll also dump a ton of energy into maintaining a Windows port. I guess DRM is ok for the OS vendor, but not for you!" Seems like you have a grudge against us for whatever reason and make up nonsense to somehow justify it for yourself.
Reply to @prahou@merveilles.town
LibreWolf@librewolf@chaos.social (2026-09-20 07:24:00)
@prahou @rqm Why are you just spreading misinformation? How can you claim “doesn’t do much that I don’t already do” when your 236‑line policy file is smaller than some of our patches? Can you fix broken canvas randomizing via policies? Can you guard WebGL/DRM behind a permission with policies? It is pretty insulting to claim we do the equivalent of a 236‑line policy file.