It’s just a different set of tradeoffs. Firefox already enables a bunch of fingerprint protections by default, but balances that with trying not to break too many websites. If you enable it all, you might be less fingerprintable, but your experience otherwise will be worse.

I think so too, but only thanks to your pointing it out, so thanks.

In other words: at any given time, only one of [sandbox or renderer patches] needed to compromise the browser would be available in the patch gap

That’s clever.

I don’t recall anything about the MPL being removed from the executable. It’s also absolutely possible (and has frequently happened) to get a lot of publicity about something minor or irrelevant.

I thought we were the last country to have Mink farming in EU, but unfortunately Poland still has it:

IIRC the ban in the Netherlands was triggered by the ban in Denmark, so we’ve got you to thank for that.

Yet here I am, basking in my sweet fake internet points.

Here, I cropped the credits off the comic for you:

Just wanted to say, that’s an excellent transcript. I have good vision so I don’t need it myself, but I appreciate the effort for those who do.

For now, the on-premises email/calendar environment will still use Microsoft software, including Outlook. The open-source portion concerns personal storage and collaboration, not a wholesale replacement of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, or the entire desktop environment.

An improvement, but it’s not a move off of Microsoft, FWIW.

I think it’s just funny that she’s not painting a model, or a still life, but what she’s seeing through the peeping hole - and that there’s a bunch of dangerous-looking folks outside the door.