It would be great to have a private and ad-blocking by default browser. Could you replace the Firefox browser with the Firefox-fork LibreWolf? https://librewolf.net/
When i then open in DragonOS the browser, i wont have to first do a ton of changes to not see at first some Add and other distracting things. LibreWolf just reduce the amount of things you in general do on a fresh Firefox install to 0. Its kind of 'Firefox ready to use'.
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Reading up on it now and also installing it, however, I think for all the good things it brings with it - there may be some down sides for general users. For example, it disables webgl which I believe is used by some upcoming SDR applications for web based streaming. Maybe the better thing is that I include the repo preconfigured and upon install something could sudo apt install it, even on a live install. Also, it's possible to make DragonOS FocalX a live bootable persistent USB so that you can technically make some changes and it'll persist after reboot.
Just my immediate thoughts.
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It would be great to have a private and ad-blocking by default browser. Could you replace the Firefox browser with the Firefox-fork LibreWolf? https://librewolf.net/
When i then open in DragonOS the browser, i wont have to first do a ton of changes to not see at first some Add and other distracting things. LibreWolf just reduce the amount of things you in general do on a fresh Firefox install to 0. Its kind of 'Firefox ready to use'.
Reading up on it now and also installing it, however, I think for all the good things it brings with it - there may be some down sides for general users. For example, it disables webgl which I believe is used by some upcoming SDR applications for web based streaming. Maybe the better thing is that I include the repo preconfigured and upon install something could sudo apt install it, even on a live install. Also, it's possible to make DragonOS FocalX a live bootable persistent USB so that you can technically make some changes and it'll persist after reboot.
Just my immediate thoughts.