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0 sats \ 1 reply \ @nerd2ninja 10 Mar \ parent \ on: Again about Mozilla policy and some word about Librewolf privacy
Some browsers tell the website this information, some browsers lie about this information. Librewolf is one of the browsers that lie. There might be some technical nuance about the tabs being containerized in a windows container even though I'm using a linux machine or something, but from what I've gathered so far, it lies to websites to make you as the user seem less unique and more generic. Its a good privacy tactic, but its just me. I just want it to tell people I'm on Linux so that eventually marketing strategies adjust to a wider trend of wider linux adoption.
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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @_Bubble_2009 OP 10 Mar
Ok, I can understand what do you say. I've never used librewolf, I only use degoogled Chromium but, for the moment, I never care about the browser presentation.
Probably, in next future I'll take a look about this.
For the moment I only happened to force the way my smartphone browser presented itself to the website. I happened to have to force the desktop and windows mode to be able to access some content accessible only at this kind of agents.
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