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/home/rqm@rqm@exquisite.social (2026-09-20 03:17:15)
#NetBSD could use a #librewolf or #ungoogled-chromium package; as well as #evi / #vim-classic
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Tomáš@prahou@merveilles.town (2026-09-20 03:24:11)
@rqm you don't need librewolf, sir http://sciops.net/information/technology/firefox/

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Kermode 🇨🇦 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿@gemlog@friendface.kalum.ca (2026-09-20 04:14:04)
@prahou
That's true, but LibreWolf does save time - and I still have to add things.
I'm really offended every time I  install FF for people at all the things I have to turn on, off, delete outright and add-on. Horrible. They sold their soul to goog long ago.
Anyhow, I'm back on FF now, but I don't recall why I had a problem with LW.
I try a nightly of https://servo.org/ Servo every once in a while.
I use it until it crashes ;-) But it's lasting longer every time, so... we live in hope.
@rqm

Tom@pertho@mastodon.bsd.cafe (2026-09-20 06:11:54)
@prahou I'm guessing policy goes into /usr/local/etc/firefox on FreeBSD?
@rqm

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.