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Su Sideraven, un browser per Android fork di Firefox, ho notato che c'è la visualizzazione delle schede verticali anche su smartphone, come quella su Desktop. Il vantaggio è la possibilità di avere le schede in una lista, invece di avere grossi riquadri con anteprima. Secondo voi è comodo? @browsers

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Su Chrome è stato rilasciato il menù a tendina che racchiude le funzionalità di AI Mode nel browser, accessibile dalla omnibox e dalla schermata home premendo l'icona "+". @browsers

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A few days ago, when I was browsing the Web, I encountered something strange: When I attempted to click a Know Your Meme search result on DuckDuckGo, I did not arrive on KnowYourMeme, but a strange website called ptoszek, as well as X / Twitter. Attached is a video demonstrating the phenomenon.

Does anyone know what could have caused it? I don't think it's malware since I only install open-source software from MacOS Homebrew and don't browse sketchy sites, but of course I could be wrong. I thought maybe it was Greasemonkey since it's the newest extension I installed, but Greasemonkey is open source, so it's not supposed to be malicious.

Information

Here is some additional information to help diagnose the issue.

Plugins

I had these plugins installed and activated the first time I encountered the redirect:

  • uBlock Origin
  • Redirector
  • Yomitan Popup Dictionary
  • Greasemonkey

No other plugins were installed. However, Greasemonkey was the newest plugin I had installed (active for less than a month). Has anyone had trouble with this plugin before?

DNS

I was initially using my ISP's DNS server. I thought maybe my DNS request was hijacked upstream, so I changed to Quad9, but that didn't stop the redirect.

Browser Update

I was initially using LibreWolf 153.0.1 or so (I forgot to write down the exact version, but I think it was 2 major versions out of date). I tried updating the browser from Homebrew (I was using MacOS x86_64) and revisiting the link, and the issue mysteriously resolved.

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submitted 2 months ago by to c/browsers@lemmy.ml
 
 

Does anyone have experience enabling ECH in browsers, but not using the built-in DoH?

I have DoH or DoT resolvers on openwrt for all devices. I don't like browsers having seperate server. But ECH seems hit or miss on desktop and Android, when using the system server. Either Firefox or Chromium flavours. Is it just me?

https://defo.ie/ech-check.php always shows GREASE.

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submitted 2 months ago by to c/browsers@lemmy.ml
 
 

Hi. Recently I had a dumb thought of exploring crypto again.. There were some pretty fun games I was playing and then all the markets crashed. One of the things I'm thinking of trying was crypto browsers. Does anybody still use crypto browser? I'm shamefully using Hero browser, just to try it out. I'm still a fan of librewolf, zen, etc. Yes, I know crypto is atrociously bad for the environment. Anyways if you use a crypto browser, do you like it or do you prefer non-crypto browsers?

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A reminder for those using chromium based browsers. Correct me if I'm wrong.

Firefox can keep visited links purple and does not allow any website to know whether a link is purple or has been visited.

If “Partition the Visited Link Database, including ‘self-links’” is enabled, Chrome cannot keep visited links purple globally.

If “Partition the Visited Link Database, including ‘self-links’” is disabled, Chrome keeps visited links purple globally, but websites can sniff CSS and determine which links you have visited.

From this perspective firefox seems like a better choice.

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