french.toast'); DROP TABLE Messages;-- on Nostr: it's good. typing from it now and have used it for some time. if you are coming from ...
it's good. typing from it now and have used it for some time.
if you are coming from firefox, then depending on your preferences / how much security you like / how much of a chore you find changing app settings to be, then you may find some of the default settings off-putting.
For example, by default, LW is set to not store passwords and forget browsing history. But you can configure it to behave exactly as FF if you want to. That said, some of the about:config settings are better imo. For example, there's a setting for puny codes (used to prevent unicode characters that are visually identical to certain latin characters from being easily used in a phishing attack). Chromium-based browsers enable puny codes by default and I think it is a perfectly sane rational decision to do so, given the security implications. But for whatever reason, mozilla always ships with puny codes disabled. LW ships with them enabled.
Other than that, I haven't noticed much differences from firefox; haven't encountered any addons that work in one but not the other or that sort of thing.
if you are coming from firefox, then depending on your preferences / how much security you like / how much of a chore you find changing app settings to be, then you may find some of the default settings off-putting.
For example, by default, LW is set to not store passwords and forget browsing history. But you can configure it to behave exactly as FF if you want to. That said, some of the about:config settings are better imo. For example, there's a setting for puny codes (used to prevent unicode characters that are visually identical to certain latin characters from being easily used in a phishing attack). Chromium-based browsers enable puny codes by default and I think it is a perfectly sane rational decision to do so, given the security implications. But for whatever reason, mozilla always ships with puny codes disabled. LW ships with them enabled.
Other than that, I haven't noticed much differences from firefox; haven't encountered any addons that work in one but not the other or that sort of thing.