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Vanadium version 137.0.7151.72.2 released:
https://github.com/GrapheneOS/Vanadium/releases/tag/137.0.7151.72.2
See the linked release notes for a summary of the improvements over the previous release and a link to the full changelog.
Forum discussion thread:
https://discuss.grapheneos.org/d/23024-vanadium-version-13707151722-released
GitHubRelease 137.0.7151.72.2 · GrapheneOS/VanadiumChanges in version 137.0.7151.72.2:
disable permission prompt for Local Network Access until it's supported on Android to avoid rare crashes impacting some users
backport upstream patches for the ...
Kann man jemals genug Browser haben?
- Firefox mit Addons fürs generelle surfen
- Ungoogled Chromium für wenn die Firefox Engine die Webseite nicht bedienen kann
- Tor? Ja klar, sowieso
Jetzt brauche ich noch einen für "ohne Sinn und Verstand browsen". Soll heißen ohne Security und Privacy Addons ...
I wonder why cleaning history in browsers are jusst last hour/day/week/month, and not everything older than X hour/day/week/month.
@Vivaldi isn't very stable on Linux compared to Windows. It also doesn't sync many settings. Unfortunately, there is no alternative that has similar features.
Vanadium version 137.0.7151.72.1 released:
https://github.com/GrapheneOS/Vanadium/releases/tag/137.0.7151.72.1
See the linked release notes for a summary of the improvements over the previous release and a link to the full changelog.
Forum discussion thread:
https://discuss.grapheneos.org/d/22979-vanadium-version-13707151721-released
heise online · Fiese Schnüffelei: Meta und Yandex spionierten Nutzer ihrer Android-Apps aus
Die #browser Erweiterung #ublockorigin ist de facto die beste Lösung, wenn man #google #youtube #werbung umgehen will. Selbst die Erweiterung #ublocklight für aktuelle #chrome Browser kann da (natürlich) nicht mithalten. Eine gleichwertige oder bessere Lösung (Pi-Hole mal außen vor gelassen) habe ich noch nicht gefunden.
Das bedeutet: im Ernstfall bleibt #mozilla #firefox bei mir als Zweit-Browser neben #vivaldi ...
He reunido las herramientas que he hecho en un solo lanzador de mis "Pachi-apps" jeje, el resultado es un "MicroOS" (Que de OS no tiene nada jajaja pero me gusta cómo suena) tiene las herramienta que he hecho y que suelo utilizar. Pronto disponible en mi GitHub y Codeberg (Que ya estoy migrando a este último)
#python #developer #development #system #python3 #pachi #musicplayer #haiku #text #music #web #browser
#python #developer #development #system #python3 #pachi #musicplayer #haiku #text #music #web #browser
He reunido las herramientas que he hecho en un solo lanzador de mis "Pachi-apps" jeje, el resultado es un "MicroOS" (Que de OS no tiene nada jajaja pero me gusta cómo suena) tiene las herramienta que he hecho y que suelo utilizar. Pronto disponible en mi GitHub y Codeberg (Que ya estoy migrando a este último)
Desactivar la basura crypto no es lo mismo que desinstalar la basura crypto. La basura crypto va a seguir siendo parte del navegador aunque lo desactives y a eso se le llama bloatware.
https://www.muylinux.com/2025/06/05/como-eliminar-crypto-brave/
#Brave #Browser
MuyLinux · Cómo eliminar lo crypto y opciones relacionadas de BraveSí, Brave es un excelente navegador web; y sí, te lo recomiendo, a pesar de estar basado en Chromium del rollo 'cryptobro' que se gasta...
"There are several features that help make Orion stand out."
Find out what they are 
[Coming to Linux early next year!]
ZDNET · I found an iPhone and Mac browser that's faster, safer, and easier than Safari
Daring FireballMeta and Yandex’s ‘Local Mess’ Exploit Seemingly Only Works on AndroidLink to: https://arstechnica.com/security/2025/06/meta-and-yandex-are-de-anonymizing-android-users-web-browsing-identifiers/
Awesome! Just got access to @TheBrowserCompany's Dia browser with my edu email address. Excited to check it out!
Curious how you found Vivaldi? Random internet browsing, friend's recommendation, or were you specifically hunting for better customization? 
Google Issues Emergency Chrome Patch for Critical Flaw
In a digital landscape increasingly fraught with cyber threats.
https://www.webpronews.com/google-issues-emergency-chrome-patch-for-critical-flaw/ #cybersecurity #Chrome #browser #vulnerability #updatenow
Firefox tests AI-powered Perplexity Search Engine directly in Browser.
Currently being tested in Mozilla Firefox version 139, this initiative involves a pop-up advertisement within the address bar, appearing when Firefox is in Search Mode, inviting users to try Perplexity as a “new way to search in Firefox.”
https://windowsreport.com/mozilla-firefox-to-promote-perplexity-search-engine/
![Mozilla Firefox experiments with AI-powered Perplexity Search Engine in its address bar for version 139, signalling a potential shift in search partnerships and user experience.
Mozilla’s exploration of Perplexity could be a strategic move to secure alternative revenue streams. While Google reportedly pays Mozilla over $400 million annually, to be the default search engine in Firefox, this experiment signals an openness to AI-centric search solutions. It’s important to note that Perplexity recently launched Comet [a competitor to Google Chrome], and Mozilla and Perplexity have not yet publicly confirmed any financial agreements or the duration of this testing phase.
While the exact targeting of this test, whether by specific regions or a percentage of Firefox 139 users, remains unconfirmed by Mozilla, it indicates a potential shift in how the browser approaches web search. Firefox currently offers users search options including Google, Bing, DuckDuckGo and Wikipedia.
The outcome of this experiment will determine whether Perplexity could become a more permanent addition to this list and change the way most users search online. Beyond this specific integration, Firefox will also soon prompt users to agree to updated terms of use upon startup.](https://nerdculture.de/system/media_attachments/files/114/630/448/482/759/503/original/b35a583d12e617b3.jpeg "Mozilla Firefox experiments with AI-powered Perplexity Search Engine in its address bar for version 139, signalling a potential shift in search partnerships and user experience.
Mozilla’s exploration of Perplexity could be a strategic move to secure alternative revenue streams. While Google reportedly pays Mozilla over $400 million annually, to be the default search engine in Firefox, this experiment signals an openness to AI-centric search solutions. It’s important to note that Perplexity recently launched Comet [a competitor to Google Chrome], and Mozilla and Perplexity have not yet publicly confirmed any financial agreements or the duration of this testing phase.
While the exact targeting of this test, whether by specific regions or a percentage of Firefox 139 users, remains unconfirmed by Mozilla, it indicates a potential shift in how the browser approaches web search. Firefox currently offers users search options including Google, Bing, DuckDuckGo and Wikipedia.
The outcome of this experiment will determine whether Perplexity could become a more permanent addition to this list and change the way most users search online. Beyond this specific integration, Firefox will also soon prompt users to agree to updated terms of use upon startup.")
![[ImageSource: WindowsReport]
According to Windows Report, Mozilla is closely monitoring its progress. A project note mentions an engineer [@Mandy Cheang], who is working on the “draft experiment recipe” for this integration, targeting the Firefox 139 release.
The pop-up message itself reads: “Introducing Perplexity: a new way to search in Firefox. Ask questions. Get complete, well-cited answers. Try Perplexity or Dismiss.” This direct promotion within the browser’s primary search interface marks a significant step beyond simply listing Perplexity as an alternative search option.
Perplexity is different from other search engines like Google due to the integration of artificial intelligence to generate direct, well-cited answers to user queries. Instead of presenting a list of links, Perplexity synthesizes information from various sources into a conversational, chat-like format, often providing citations to support its responses. Users can also engage in follow-up questions to get an in-depth understanding.
👾This approach helps address the common issue of information overload as seen in conventional searches, where users get bombarded with numerous links to find relevant information.👾](https://nerdculture.de/system/media_attachments/files/114/630/449/363/007/383/original/2a065f7317e8b337.jpeg "[ImageSource: WindowsReport]
According to Windows Report, Mozilla is closely monitoring its progress. A project note mentions an engineer [@Mandy Cheang], who is working on the “draft experiment recipe” for this integration, targeting the Firefox 139 release.
The pop-up message itself reads: “Introducing Perplexity: a new way to search in Firefox. Ask questions. Get complete, well-cited answers. Try Perplexity or Dismiss.” This direct promotion within the browser’s primary search interface marks a significant step beyond simply listing Perplexity as an alternative search option.
Perplexity is different from other search engines like Google due to the integration of artificial intelligence to generate direct, well-cited answers to user queries. Instead of presenting a list of links, Perplexity synthesizes information from various sources into a conversational, chat-like format, often providing citations to support its responses. Users can also engage in follow-up questions to get an in-depth understanding.
👾This approach helps address the common issue of information overload as seen in conventional searches, where users get bombarded with numerous links to find relevant information.👾")
Fiese Schnüffelei: Meta und Yandex spionierten Nutzer ihrer Android-Apps aus
https://friendica.ambag.es/display/e0590d38-1068-411e-0797-51f232063579
friendica.ambag.esFiese Schnüffelei: Meta und Yandex spionierten Nutzer ihrer Android-Apps ausWie #Sicherheitsforscher herausfanden, schleusen #Tracking-Pixel persönliche #Daten aus dem #Browser an die #Apps und Server der Anbieter. #Meta hat bereits...
Meta and Yandex are de-anonymizing Android users’ web browsing identifiers
Ars Technica · Meta and Yandex are de-anonymizing Android users’ web browsing identifiers