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Best firefox build for android?
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this post was submitted on 10 Mar 2024
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It would be great to hear the implication of that
Here you can find a good explanation on that.
So what? You can go back to firefox for that reasoning unless you are a very very high target
Did you read the sentence before that? A malicious website could read data from other websites(opened in different tabs), and also passwords stored in the browser, etc... There is no additional system exploit needed for that
Yes. It doesn't apply to me. I am no very high target.
What @silent_squirrel@feddit.de mentioned does not require a targetted attack.