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Floorp 11.28.0 by Razvan Serea Floorp is a cutting-edge web browser that combines the trusted foundation of Mozilla's Firefox with a unique Japanese perspective, offering users an exceptional online experience. This open-source browser prioritizes privacy, customization, and security. Floorp is transparent, with no user tracking or data sharing, and it's completely open source. With a strict no-tracking policy and full transparency, your personal information remains private. As an open-source project, Floorp not only shares its source code but also its build environment, inviting users to contribute and build their unique versions. The regular updates, based on Firefox ESR, ensure that you always have the latest features and security enhancements. Get to the point with Floorp Lightning's minimalism With a keen eye on user preferences, Floorp is gearing up to launch "Floorp Lightning," a streamlined and performance-focused browser, harkening back to the fundamentals of web browsing. This browser has undergone a meticulous transformation, shedding more than 80% of the features that characterized its predecessor. What remains are only the high-demand functionalities within the Floorp ecosystem. The result is a sleek, lean, and swift web browser optimized for maximum efficiency. In the ever-accelerating digital world, "Floorp Lightning" is poised to offer users a refreshingly nimble and responsive browsing experience, set to debut in beta mode this November. Floorp key features: Strong Tracking Protection: Floorp offers robust tracking protection, safeguarding users from malicious tracking and fingerprinting on the web. Flexible Layout: Customize Floorp's layout to your heart's content, including moving the tab bar, hiding the title bar, and more for a personalized browsing experience. Switchable Design: Choose from five distinct designs for the Floorp interface, and even switch between OS-specific designs for a unique look Regular Updates: Based on Firefox ESR, Floorp receives updates every four weeks, ensuring up-to-date security even before Firefox's releases. No User Tracking: Floorp prioritizes user privacy by abstaining from collecting personal information, tracking users, or selling user data, with no affiliations with advertising companies. Completely Open Source: The full source code for Floorp is open to the public, allowing transparency and enabling anyone to explore and build their own version. Dual Sidebar: Floorp features a versatile built-in sidebar for webpanels and browsing tools, making it perfect for multitasking and quick access to bookmarks, history, and websites. Flexible Toolbar & Tab Bar: Customize your browser with Tree Style Tabs, vertical tabs, and bookmark bar modifications, catering to both beginners and experts in customization. User-Centric Web Experience: Floorp prioritizes user privacy and collaboratively blocks harmful trackers. Floorp 11.28.0 changelog: Security fixes. Download: Floorp 64-bit | 85.3 MB (Open Source) Links: Floorp Website | Github Website | Screenshot Get alerted to all of our Software updates on Twitter at @NeowinSoftware -
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By excalpius · Posted
Note that the output of any AI is still NOT copyrightable, because only a human can create something worthy of a copyright. Which is why is was REALLY important for the WGA to lock down potential abuses by the content studios about what they could and could not do in order to, for example, write a screenplay for a movie. Unfortunately, the talented artists behind creating the concept art, sets. etc. for movie and TV shows did not follow the WGA's lead here. And now most of them are seeing their workloads diminish or disappear entirely. -
By RejZoR · Posted
The option to add search engines has been there for quite a while, but with Mozilla's infinite wisdom, not in places you'd expect. You'd expect right clicking inside search engine's search field to add it, but instead, you were suppose to right click on the URL bar while you're on main search engine page. It's actually still there in Firefox 140, but you now also have it in the search engine search field. For me, the greatest change in Firefox 140 is ability to FINALLY remove extensions icon from toolbar. When removed, it moves it to hamburger menu and appears fully if you click Extensions in the hamburger menu. Finally an epic change Mozilla :worship: I like as little icons I don't need or want as possible in the interface.
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