We have been using Firefox for a very long time, practically for everything except some tasks that explicitly require Chrome, and we’re excited about it. Mozilla has done and is doing a great job to keep up with the times, to improve the user experience and, above all, to innovate more than others. Firefox, it is our personal opinion, it[…]
Read moreSince 2016, Brave has been pioneering a better Internet, with privacy as the default. Working on a platform to put you back in a position of control and respect, taking your feedback to heart. After the launch of the new stable browser Brave v1.0, the Brave Team has also announced a new grant of 8 Millions of BAT to iOS[…]
Read moreA browser should be a very simple tool, just a way to access the web. In recent years, however, in some cases, it has become a tool for doing a lot of different things (like a small operating system) and also for analyzing personal preferences. Google built Chrome for these purposes. Years ago, Google realized that the browser is the[…]
Read moreOh.. annoying notification request prompt! I use Firefox everyday and I find so bothering the prompt to allow notifications or not. Let’s see how to solve this issue. Preferences or manual configuration to set the default permissions to ‘never’ for notifications Browser notifications let websites announce important updates, but also annoying things and spam communications. Websites send notifications to alert[…]
Read moreOn Linux, Firefox hardware acceleration is disabled by default on all distributions. The reason is about a potential security risk or a faulty implementation that does not properly support dual-GPU systems, or something more. So, first of all, read carefully this post on Reddit, the potential security problem due to WebGL and about the Firefox hardware accelerated rendering on X11.[…]
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