How about all the other that have no checkboxes and you can find by snooping around in either the code or about:config ?

Which are? Genuine question. I’m not aware of those either.

There’s more settings you should set regarding privacy

Please be more specific.

The issue is that Mozilla is actively hiding these settings.

They are under “Privacy”, just as I expected where they would.

There’s one (I forgot which one) that you can’t find by searching for the title in the FF settings, you have to scroll to it yourself.

🤷

If you only play Mario, Zelda and such, that’s perfectly fine and then a Nintendo’s own console is obviously superior.

3rd party games usually run much better on Steam Deck (not surprisingly because of its much more recent hardware). I bought Team Sonic Racing again on Steam after I had a very bad experience playing the Switch version in split screen multiplayer. It just stutters way to much and on one course it’s IMO unplayable.

Friendship ended with Firefox,❎ Librewolf is my new best friend. ✅

A big problem with such forks (same with packages made by Linux distributors) is that there is a delay between official FF release and the release of the corresponding update of the fork. 99% of the time this doesn’t matter much but when there is a severe security issue, the patch needs to be available ASAP.

Past enshittifications of Firefox could be disabled by users. Users who know what to disable don’t need such forks then.

I’m not yet clear what Mozilla even intends. Is it just an adjustment of language of things that are already in FF and can be disabled easily? If so, I just keep the following shit disabled and benefit from earlier update releases.

Installed DuckDuckGo browser as soon as I saw the news the other day.

Oh cool, yet another Chromium variant. That’s going to be an actual change for the better.

The browser you use to download Firefox

Huh? Just type winget install Mozilla.Firefox into PowerShell / cmd.

What do you care about a year old post?

It showed up at the top for whatever reason.

I’m not running SteamOS.

And I was asking why you were posting that in the Steam Deck community. It’s off topic.

Steam’s keyboard doesn’t work on Plasma-Wayland at all.

Steam Deck doesn’t use Plasma Wayland, so what is your post doing here? Once Valve ship a SteamOS version with Plasma 6 on Wayland, they’ll have a working solution.

Meaning separate alternative platforms for each Google product

Except for Maps Nextcloud offers it all, though. It’s not like there is any benefit of using Google Maps and GMail because there are no synergies at all.

I could do all those separately, I guess, but why would I?

You use Google Calendar as your maps app? Google Maps is separate from Google Calendar.

You still need a HDR-capable screen.

it makes sense, now, why Valve would choose KDE for the Steam Deck (which has a touchscreen).

I like my Steam Deck but I must be honest here: Desktop Mode, which is Plasma 5 and not the latest 6.x release, is trash on that touch screen. It just a shrunken regular desktop. You can use some environment variables to affect a few QtQuick applications but the results are mixed. There are KDE applications what are designed for mobile but don’t even consider the possibility of anything but portrait screen orientation. SteamOS doesn’t ship with a proper Maliit keyboard, it’s just Steam’s built-in one which never pops up automatically outside of Steam and Steam games.

Plasma 5 on that tiny screen isn’t enjoyable at all. It kinda, sorta works but I’m happy the touch pads exist.

which ones?

Lemmygrad comes to mind.

uh there’s plenty of Russian influence here already.

Entire instances were built around it.

Personally, I always find it weird when a developer relies on free data and then asks for money for a frontend that’s relatively simple by comparison.

The FAQ says nothing regarding splitting the proceeds with ProtonDB for example, yet the app generates traffic on the ProtonDB server.

What are they? Is there any deal and ???

Augmented Steam and https://github.com/cptpiepmatz/great-on-deck-search

Both work fine on Firefox for Android when sideloading the extensions.

There are also a bunch of user scripts which do similar things but I haven’t tested those.

for something two free browser extension achieve pretty much the same? Lolnope

Cybertruck is illegal in the EU, so I can’t.