There is a selection in developer settings and it does not list Firefox.
Disabling Chromium or not having it in the first place simply makes apps that use WebView crash.
There is a selection in developer settings and it does not list Firefox.
Disabling Chromium or not having it in the first place simply makes apps that use WebView crash.
Can't use Firefox as system webview sadly.
The problem in this has never been (at any point) advertising.
Advertising is problematic too but not because of privacy issues.
Even if they did that, there are ways to do that without compromising privacy.
I always open YT in Firefox Focus, which doesn’t ever keep cookies or history each time I close it, so there’s no history for YT to mine each time I visit again.
This is not true. Google doesn't much care about cookies; they employ far more effective means of fingerprinting.
You might want to inform yourself whether tree NFTs actually achieve anything useful in the real world.
There are other such services such as addy.io but SimpleLogin is a lot better integrated IME. Addy for example can be quite janky; adding a big message up top of the email and such.
There's also the fact that you only need to trust a single entity for email if you use SL + ProtonMail.
That is my understanding.
Does memory usage go down again after the load test or does it stay that high?
*~~de~~federated
Videos are shared p2p between users currently watching the same video. Even then they only keep a certain amount in cache to share with others, so they must watch roughly the same section of the video as each other aswell.
What's shown in this picture has nothing to do with WebViews, it's a custom tab.
Try opening an app that has a WebView. I can't think of a good example on the top of my head but the Deutsche Bahn Navigator uses them and crashes without a WebView present.