@winterschon
I am continuing the thread from your contribution because indeed people may like to explore in-app containment.
Back to app side-loading…
@winterschon
I am continuing the thread from your contribution because indeed people may like to explore in-app containment.
Back to app side-loading…
• unmigrated accounts on legacy browser—such as #Safari
• pro liaison on a browser approved by your organization
• consuming, online streaming, on the all-purpose browser: #Firefox (then Settings > Privacy)
• social media on a speedy browser—such as #unGoogled (but you must update)
• online banking, health, sysadmin & sensitive stuff on a hardened browser—such as #LibreWolf or #Mullvad's browser
#privacy #browsers #compartmentalisation #compartmentalization #safety #security #diversity #infoSec
"As a result of the DMA the tech giant allows to install other browsers as defaults. Apple ensured that these browsers can no longer use WebKit because it would make them faster than Safari. To this end, the tech giant blocked the WebKit API in iOS 17.4."
https://www.techzine.eu/news/privacy-compliance/116980/apples-changes-to-comply-with-the-dma-opens-new-european-antitrust-investigation/
#Apple #iPhone #DMA #WebKit #Web #rendering #FrontEnd #WebDev #PWA #Sideloading #AppleStore #browsers #monopoly #EU #Europe #privacy #security #Safari #iOS #iOS174 #competition #AntiCompetitive
I propose an assessment of the situation before #Safari drops (deadline 6 March).
Which #browsers do you use across all your devices?
Mozilla argues that browser choice only in the EU will make it more difficult for vendors to juggle different versions. “Apple’s proposals fail to give consumers viable choices by making it as painful as possible for others to provide competitive alternatives to Safari. This is another example of Apple creating barriers to prevent true browser #competition on #iOS.”
#Apple #iPhone #DMA #WebKit #FrontEnd #WebDev #PWA #AppleStore #browsers #EU #privacy #Safari #iOS174
Today, Apple released iOS and iPadOS 17.4, the fourth major updates to the operating systems that launched in September and Federico reviewed on MacStories. iOS 17.4 is a significant release, bringing major platform changes to iOS in Europe as part of Apple’s response to the European Union’s Digital Markets Act (DMA), as well as a handful
Which browsers do you use?
• Multiple choice to account for various usage and any device (pro & perso)
• You may boost to enlarge the sample
#browsers #poll #browserPoll #compartmentalization #compartments #Safari #SafariBrowser #Firefox #Librewolf #Chrome #Vivaldi #VivaldiBrowser #Edge #EdgeBrowser #ungoogledChromium #ungoogled #Chromium #Brave #BraveBrowser
The core browser functionality of the #DuckDuckGo browser is the WebView component provided by the operating system. This means that the browser engine is #Blink on Android and Windows [my last option], and WebKit on iOS and macOS [not an option in my poll].
Le moteur du navigateur #DuckDuckGo est le composant WebView fourni par le système d'exploitation. Cela signifie que le rendu est construit par #Blink sur Android et Windows [ma dernière option], et WebKit sur iOS et macOS [pas une option dans mon sondage].
My Lenovo tablet came with Opera. Fabulously quiet & devoid of adverts and popups.
@adisonverlice The #TorBrowser consists in a modified Mozilla Firefox ESR web browser, the TorButton, TorLauncher, NoScript and the Tor proxy. So you could have ticked the fourth line from the start: "motorised by Gecko".
Sorry for the complication.
Vivaldi (voted for that) and Duckduckgo too (don't know under which category it falls😅)
Searchengine: Quant, sometimes DuckDuckGo
@v_d_richards
I certainly did not know either. But i searched for it – on DuckDuckGo 😄
The core browser functionality of the #DuckDuckGo browser is the WebView component provided by the operating system. This means that the browser engine is #Blink on Android and Windows [my last option], and WebKit on iOS and macOS [not an option in my poll].
Sorry for the complication.
Next year i'll change the poll last line to "other" in order to try to resolve your indecision. (Because uncomfortable.)
I would suggest that your two statements are useful:
* for a user, Epiphany _often_ renders "resources" as Safari would;
* a web dev may need to go into details such as Purritto's.
@estelle
You missed bot like wget and links from terminal or scripts.
Since more and more web page /book /movie need no interaction and its only static info.
I missed many things!
I only had ten lines allowed and i should have proposed "other" as last one 🧐
I did not know where to place Waterfox either. So i searched for it:
#Waterfox is a fork of Mozilla Firefox. So you could have ticked the fourth line from the start: "motorised by Gecko".
Sorry for the complication. I'll mention it next year.
Your device is likely to request pages with a "user agent" similar to:
"Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64; rv:68.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/68.0 Waterfox/56.6.2022.08"
I would not know where to place DuckDuckGo. So i searched for it – on DuckDuckGo 😄
The core browser functionality of the DuckDuckGo browser is the WebView component provided by the operating system. This means that the browser engine is Blink on Android and Windows [my last option], and WebKit on iOS and macOS [not an option in my poll].
Sorry for the complication.