SeaarXNG already has that

https://searx.ebnar.xyz/info/en/search-syntax

Tell Mozilla to stop "improving " Firefox with changes nobody asked for, if the want to regain relevance. Personally, I refuse to use Firefox in it’s current state.

Problem for some browser is the lack of extensions (I.e., unlock Origin)…

How can I use lemmy as a PWA? No “install” option appears in Brave’s, unlike what happens for Mastodon.

Thanks 😉

Nooooooouuuu 😜

Brave already tracks their users on the browser level

AFAIK, in Brave data analysis is done on the client, but data never go to Brave’s servers. That’s hardly “tracking”. And it’s opt-in, if one wants pennies for reading ads.

Mozilla and Facebook are working together to improve one aspect of Facebook’s privacy

Pretty naïve statement, in my opinion. Mozilla should fight for the complete disruption of the ad-supported web, not pretending to “improve” it. Anyway, a sinking ship is a sinking ship…

What do you mean by “evil”? I use Namesilo, which includes " free" privacy whois and it’s overall moderately cheap but I’m unsure if this is what you mean or if they are considered somewhat shady.

I’m annoyed by Google’s omnipresence as a 3rd party and by lazy web developers. I block Google fonts with uBlock Origin anyway and if a website is unusable without them… Well, good riddance.

Amazing!

It’s not for extreme privacy, agreed. But it may be enough for people simply not wanting to be profiled by Google or Facebook.

You can talk to people on Telegram without sharing phone numbers.

Same. I’ve been through many distros, and before Arch I stayed on Debian testing for quite a long time. I can say that for me Arch breaks due to updates waaay less often than rolling Debian.