Apple is in a perfect position to avoid or delay any feature creep, since it would prefer anything overly complex be done in native code, both for performance, and for the potential of getting a 15-30% revenue cut if the App Store is used (or required as on iOS).įurthermore, Apple is a large enough target that security researchers remain interested, and it has the resources to patch what those researchers discover.Īlso, WebKit already works with open source projects, we can even see links to Epiphany (AKA GNOME Web), WPE (embedded), and WebKitGTK+ on the official WebKit site’s download page: webkit. So long as Apple maintains its not-invented-here mindset, WebKit can act as somewhat of a brake on the feature gluttony that we see now. … WebKit falls well behind its competition. I think security is definitely an important point that often gets glossed over when browser forks are brought up while still necessarily adding a patching delay, simpler modifications like Icecat or ungoogled-Chromium are (in theory) capable of staying safely fairly close to upstream by contrast, something like Palemoon/Goanna will require much more active development to stay secure, even if simply to review newly discovered vulnerabilities from Firefox/Gecko, and see which still apply to it.įrom the The reckless, infinite scope of web browsers post you linked I noticed this peculiar criticism: I use Firefox or Brave because they are mostly up-to-date and patch security vulnerabilities faster than downstream browsers like Waterfox or Palememe. Never heard of any Startpage controversies, especially since they’re based in EU (used to originally be called, the link redirects to ), where the EUSSR party rules over the internet companies with iron fist regulations, I doubt they can do shady stuff without us finding out about an insane fine or more.īut I’m not “stubborn” as to use unsecure browsers. Brave search is looking to have its own indexing db, which is good, but wouldn’t completely trust them either, neither do I completely trust DDG or startpage for that matter. Nothing to really worry about though, except the dependence on big tech maybe. DDG aggregates from more than just Bing, but I recall Bing being something insane like 80% of DDG results or something like that. If you search the same terms between Bing and DDG, if you look at images, they will be the same. Duckduckgo does the same with the most predominant search being Bing. You get google search results, without Google tracking you, just the pool of queries that startpage does for their users, which is basically useless to Google. You can protect your privacy while browsing the internet by making it. it most likely will ask you to make it executable when you. New homepage with new upgrades of minimalist functions and refreshing experience. you are looking for the file that says waterfox.
you would probably be better off browsing to the file with the little folder icon. You can right click on your desktop and Create a launcher. It’s basically a proxy search engine for Google. To run this you will have to create your own shortcut to it. While there are no guarantees, if you'd like to get in touch with staff directly we may be able to offer some general browser troubleshooting to see if it helps!Startpage is fine. It's very close, so why not drop an eye on the problem ?Īs Viejito mentioned, the issue here is likely a result of using an unsupported browser. Yes, but as i said, Waterfox Classic is a fork of Firefox (ESR v.56). If it only happens with an unsupported browser, it is not a Flickr problem, but a browser problem. I know, you should not support this one, but maybe you can drop an eye on this problem? That's with my principal browser Waterfox Classic ( a Fork of Firefox). The shots in them stay empty (blank) a long time before to appear. Latest photo not shown to my contacts - again. Uploads timing out, incomplete group/albums
NEW feature? Both date taken and uploaded now My Photographs records no Views on Firefox is this normal New users on Firefox will now see the Recommended badge on the Add-on listing page. Doubleclick on it to start extracting it. Find the downloaded file in your Downloads directory.
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Option 1: Install as a portable application. No response from Flickr on trying for regaining access to my PRO-account Existing users do not have to do anything, as updates are automatic. Waterfox is a 64-bits browser, derived from Firefox, and developed by Alex Kontos. Welcome to the Flickr Help Forum! Click here to get started and to read our Flickr forever: Creating the safest most inclusive Waterfox 2020. : API requirement for developersįlickr staff requesting help from members in the UK to troubleshoot slowness Waterfox now has funding and a development team, so Waterfox can finally start to grow A Little Bit of Background. This thread was closed automatically due to a lack of responses over the last month.
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