@HappyFrog@lemmy.blahaj.zone Uhh… I am afraid I did not write what you claim. Odd how you just put words in my mouth. Very strange behaviour.

@PassingThrough@lemm.ee Also, what I am doing is probably even worse for security. I am literally installing add-ons just to get dark theme back because I don’t want to be uncomfortable reading my screen.

So much theory crafting that ends up being just annoying and useless. Reminds me of that guy who said sorry for forcing symbols and special characters on passwords because he didn’t understand probability theory.

@PassingThrough@lemm.ee Yeah. I get it. But to turn off the feature entirely in the browser to even do that is pretty annoying.

I should have the freedom to choose to have dark themes on.

@kbal@fedia.io Ideally, we wouldn’t have needed to move. But capitalist dipshits always find a way to make us do things that inconvenience us out of necessity.

I trust my browser so much for personal and professional work it’s not even worth joking about when a company blames the user for “confusion” after removing statements about not selling off user data.

There is the legalese, and then there is the intent. As an anarchist, and a student of the opponents of anarchism throughout history, I wager intent to be the more important factor. #Firefox #Privacy #Security

@Coldgoron@lemm.ee It took a while, and I hate that it enforces light themes because somehow default dark themes make surfing less secure 🙄

But after forcing myself to use it, I have more or less set everything up for the future success. And not having to go through the settings removing Google search from default is already worth the hassle.