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20 days agoYou can customize starting abilities to avoid unwanted ones.
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I’m a former Windows user, so I install activate-linux for similar experience.
I prefer aero to modern styles, and this looks great! Would be great to have out of the box Aero DE.
4·1 month agoSorry, downvoted anyway.
0·2 months agoBecause Seznam is smaller and European, I think it’s still better than Google. It’s good to break Google’s spying monopoly.
Thankfully there are also better, non spying apps.
Isn’t accessing TOR network from any other browser than Tor Browser a serious anonymity risk?
If you want obscure, I can recommend Lagrange. It can browse only gemini pages though, so you can’t visit your favourite html websites.
Jerboa doesn’t have all the features, including searching for keywords. You can choose other app richer in features from here, or use web UI.
You can search lemmy for keyword email, and 99.99% of recommendations will be better than Gmail.
Sadly, I have no one to use with it, so I don’t know about battery usage. I just like, that it doesn’t require any external identifiers, unlike Signal.
Signal for security standard and ease of use, which is essential, if You want to use it with non techy people.
Simplex for anonymity, You can download it, share chat and start talking without registration.
20·4 months agoLinux was a mistake. Users were never meant to have full control of their operating system.
4·4 months agoYou can combine search engine of choice with anonymity provided by TOR browser.
It’s mainly Linux enthusiasts who evangelize other people to use it. So if others don’t want to move to Linux, let them be.
Just install Arch, when You follow wiki it’s not that hard. if You will make mistakes during the process, You will gain better understanding of how things works while fixing errors.
Number of bits can also depend on your UI scaling, resolution and timezone.
They probably give entropy value, average number of, yes or no, questions that are needed to identify You. (Guess all the information that your browser provided)
After disabling extension “I still don’t care about cookies” on Librewolf, I went from 17.48 bits unique fingerprint to 16.48 nearly unique one.
Enough.