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re-publicado de: https://lemmy.ml/post/85025 The test only checks the defaults Browser configuration.
minus-square@joojmachineOPlink5•2 years agoit’s pretty much the librewolf results, they have a couple of extra flags changed due to using arkenfox.js, but in general it’s pretty much the same but check out the nightly results tho, FF’s been doing some banger job lately
minus-square@fishonthenetlink3•2 years agolibrewolf doesn’t use arkenfox’s user.js. it’s close at the moment, but not the same.
Interesting, but I’d love to see what e.g. firefox + ublock can do
it’s pretty much the librewolf results, they have a couple of extra flags changed due to using arkenfox.js, but in general it’s pretty much the same
but check out the nightly results tho, FF’s been doing some banger job lately
librewolf doesn’t use arkenfox’s user.js. it’s close at the moment, but not the same.
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