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Librewolf but like... for chromium?
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this post was submitted on 06 Dec 2023
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Vivaldi is not private. A good browser? It surely is. But it's not private.
It's also proprietary software, which is unacceptable. And yeah, don't repeat to me their marketing techniques. Yes, they release some partial source code. In practice, that's the same as releasing nothing. Just a marketing trick.
No, it isn't, try and see it yourself.
https://vivaldi.com/blog/vivaldi-browser-open-source/
didn't you read my comment? That whole post is marketing excuses for not being free software.
Try compiling the "source code" they release and tell me if you get a usable version of Vivaldi.
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Where do they say it?