Isn’t it just changing some flags, toggling some options, debranding and disable basic telemetry?
I honestly don’t know, last time I checked was a long time ago.
Yes. If you take a look at their Codeberg, you’ll see it’s basically just a custom build script and a bunch of patches, so whenever a new version of Firefox rolls around, they just have to run their own build (and fix any patches in case they break) and they’re off to the races.
I know this won’t affect LibreWolf immediately but can anyone speculate as to how or when the Firefox updates would affect LibreWolf, if at all?
I switched from FF to LW recently so I’m just curious what the relationship(s) might be.
ETA: Another question: How do I update LW without the LW updater? Uninstall and reinstall? Thanks!
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Cool, thanks.
Interesting that it happens so quickly. I was not expecting that.
Isn’t it just changing some flags, toggling some options, debranding and disable basic telemetry? I honestly don’t know, last time I checked was a long time ago.
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Good to know, I was not aware there was a UI for those things.
Yes. If you take a look at their Codeberg, you’ll see it’s basically just a custom build script and a bunch of patches, so whenever a new version of Firefox rolls around, they just have to run their own build (and fix any patches in case they break) and they’re off to the races.
I use LibreWolf on Debian and just got the update. It doesn’t take that much time.