Re: How Firefox violates the term "Free and Open Source"

Hi Ryan, I am glad that our feelings are mutual :) I wanted to ask you a question which is completely different in regards to privacy issues concerning Firefox. According to Waterfox , they claim for their browser to have disabled the following features: - Dis

Re: How Firefox violates the term "Free and Open Source"

On 13/12/17 19:52, Joe Smith wrote: > There are plenty of Open Source messaging apps such as Signal that don't > restrict users from using the servers based on age. The entire point of Signal is that it collects no information about you whatsoever. That isn't and cannot be true of the services we

Re: How Firefox violates the term "Free and Open Source"

Hi Gervase, End - to - end encryption is a type of encryption where the server does not have the decryption key, only the computers that use the cloud features for firefox have the decryption key. On Fri, Dec 15, 2017 at 12:01 AM, Gervase Markham wrote: > On 13/12/17 19:52, Joe Smith wrote: > >