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@Eeveecraft @mozilla @firefox What are you talking about? Mozilla saw that everyone was going to their browser to get away from Google, so naturally they did the intelligent thing and became more like Google. I mean, it makes perfect sense, right?
There is a setting in about:config to completely disable it, but I'd recommend that you switch to a fork like LibreWolf on PC or IronFox on Android to ensure stuff like that will be disabled to begin with even if later updates would turn it on.
@nazokiyoubinbou @Eeveecraft @mozilla @firefox Is IronFox similar to LibreWolf default settings profile? I haven't heard of that one & i hate that #librewolf isn't on android...
@Zander @Eeveecraft @mozilla @firefox Yes, I'd say they're fairly similar. It's a fork of the mobile version of Firefox, so it's kind of a different beast in its own way, but they take similar views and methods on privacy and security.
@nazokiyoubinbou @Eeveecraft @mozilla @firefox Hell-Yeah! I'll look it up on fdroid or aurora store. Thanks! 😉
@Zander @Eeveecraft @mozilla @firefox It should be on F-Droid all the time now (it wasn't for a while, but I think it's there to stay) but if it ever isn't, you can also get it from Accrescent if you want to avoid the one on Google Play. Not sure if it makes a difference or not. (I know that being off of the Play Store forces not using Google services and such, but they very likely don't even in that version. I'm not sure though. I used to manually install it, but now just maintain via F-Droid while that lasts.