Serious Discussion fedora 40

simmerskool

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Firefox isn't a secure browser but it's okay on windows but on Linux it doesn't have as good sandboxing , mitigations Firefox and Chromium | Madaidan's Insecurities
Personally I'm using brave (has cname blocking in their ad blocker ) but if you don't need cname blocking then the most secure browser is hardened chromium that secureblue uses but it might require Hardened malloc as well (it's far more secure then brave )
perhaps, just noting that the Madaidan article is +2.5 years old (unless the article gets updated without notation)
I am new to Silverblue atomic and just know the little I read, ie, flatpaks are sandboxed with bubblewrap. I will look today to see if there's a flatpak brave.
 
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