Add firefox-stealth (Firefox hardening patches) to Browsers#554
Add firefox-stealth (Firefox hardening patches) to Browsers#554feder-cr wants to merge 1 commit into
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An issue I see with this, is you're pinning it to a specific sha. So there's no update path. You won't get any security patches without a manual rebase on every release. Closing anyway, as the other standards aren't met (see requirements), and your PR is invalid (see bot comment). For privacy, something like LibreWolf is going to win: well-maintained, good distribution, solid privacy. Or, even just Firefox plus a good user.js. |
C++ source patches against mozilla-central that harden Firefox against browser fingerprinting at the source level (Canvas, WebGL, AudioContext, Fonts, WebRTC, Timezone, DevTools detection - 15 patches). MPL-2.0.
Different angle from LibreWolf, which ships a configured Firefox fork: firefox-stealth changes the engine itself, distributed as
.patchfiles you apply withgit am, or as a pre-built binary on the release page.No telemetry, no tracking on the project page. Self-disclosure: I am the author.
Repo: https://github.com/feder-cr/firefox-stealth