Lacks many features atm, eg VoIP, matrix call, threads, etc. Still very promising and I like that it is written in Rust.
I’m the Never Ending Pie Throwing Robot, aka NEPTR.
Linux enthusiast, programmer, and privacy advocate. I’m nearly done with an IT Security degree.
TL;DR I am a nerd.
Lacks many features atm, eg VoIP, matrix call, threads, etc. Still very promising and I like that it is written in Rust.
They used to recommend Mull (firefox-based) before it died.
Aurora is a downstream Kinoite distro by the Universal Blue project. It is tweaked to be a bit more user friendly and has a lot of tweaks and changes. I recommend anyone try it out.
uBlock Medium requires some unbreaking of websites, so i would avoid it on this laptop.
How insensitive! Lactose are people too.
Nah I did too.
I have no experience with this project. I will check it out.
…and now it’s broken :(
Are you on the userns image? Because podman/docker/toolbox/distrobox all require unprivileged user namespaces.
I also experience with Secureblue, so here are my answers:
Online tests of uniqueness are skewed by the population who uses them, aka privacy-conscious aren’t the typical user even if a dataset overrepresents.
My point was introducing Canvas noise isnt going to make you less fingerprintable, actually quite the opposite. Firefox’s RFP is much better at normalizing fingerprintable metrics and is native. Canvas is one of many many other fingerprinting vectors.
If you go the route of trying to protect against fingerprinting through randomization, use the extension JShelter which seems to do much more noise than Canvas blocker does. I am still very skeptical of it (and other anti-fingerprinting extensions) because of how complex fingerprinting is.
Not an exhaustive solution which results in easier unique fingerprinting. Plus Firefox already randomizes Canvas noise with both FPP or RFP modes (FPP is default).
Classic rap song at this point.
What laptop?
Only use it if you (can) read the the Flatpak manifest and make sure its safe. Clone the repo and build it yourself locally if you trust the code but want to recheck each update.
Because that is the only way official to install the Proton VPN app on Fedora systems??
If you are willing to set it up, yes try it.
AI stuff is banned in this community.
Is there now a flatpak for virt-manager?