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this post was submitted on 12 Jul 2023
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Privacy
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Their browser runs in permanent privacy mode and blocks all tracking scripts and cookies by default. You can configure Firefox to act the same way, and it's a better browser overall, but I figured that anyone who knows how to do that wouldn't be asking the question, so recommending DDG browser is an easy solution. Plus it has a cool window burn animation!
Fair enough, and the window burn animation is definitely nice.
There's a Burn My Windows plugin for Debian if you're on Linux that lets you apply that, and many other animations, to all of your windows. You can get it working on Arch too if you're into that sort of thing. It's probably my favorite part of my Linux computers, which is silly considering all of the other benefits, but I love it. LOL
Yeah that sounds quite nice, I'll look into it.