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No in fact I have a gigantic user.js that ensures Firefox makes no automatic connections at all, and still have to block firefox.settings.services.mozilla.com externally.

>>2451
i do because it's super convenient being able to transfer all your passwords/bookmarks/extensions during reinstalls/whatever

i never thought how it works until now, but it's actually end to end encrypted when your data gets transferred over to mozilla servers

anyway, firefox/mozilla is not who am i concerned about

last couple of days i've started using zen browser on a whim and i ended up really liking it to the point i'm considering switching to it after using firefox almost my entire life

since it's a firefox fork, firefox sync works out of the box and all my bookmarks/extensions/passwords synced just fine after i logged in

however, this got me thinking, firefox is a whole company, this zen browser was created a year ago by like single dude, i'm not even implying some kind of purposeful malfeasance on the part of the dev, just a manpower issue of keeping things secure/fixing issues/having lots of eyes on the code

what password manager do you use for sites

sigh this doesn't inspire confidence, tried posting a direct link to the github issue but forgot that you put in an autoban for posting links even in threads now..

doushio, i mean there's basically like one thing that made me really like the browser and that's the ability to just hit a key which brings up a search bar at the center of your screen from which you can either switch to existing tabs, or enter site url or just do a search engine search and it will open a new tab after you hit enter, it seems so simple you'd think there would be an extension for something like this in firefox but no

>>2458
>what password manager do you use for sites

view-pass
gpg -o - pass.gpg

edit-pass
gpg -o pass pass.gpg
vim pass
gpg -o pass.gpg -c pass
shred -u pass

If I ever lose this file I'm kind of screwed, I thought about doing this thing where I do password[site] | sha256sum and use the hash, so I can remember a unique password for every site in my mind, and would only ever need access to sha256sum, but switching all my passwords would be too bothersome.

>>2459
It only bans for actual links now, so you could post it without http or https.

cp my profiles

>>2460
this seems extremely cumbersome but not unexpected

Firefox hasn't been good since like 2004