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@[email protected] I liked the article, however I would like to suggest against using person-first language, especially towards autistic people. It is widely thought to be stigmatizing in the neurodiversity movement. Same goes with the narration that disability limits an individual per se, and not that it is a complex interaction between an individual and their environment. I provide some thoughtful texts to digest:

https://acamh.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/jcpp.12706

https://turtlemoon.tumblr.com/post/8705631073/autism-first-again

@jonte @j2b @Tiritibambix I agree. I don’t know of a better alternative when it comes to Chromium other than Ungoogled Chromium, afterwards probably Vivaldi and Brave

@j2b @Tiritibambix It’s open source with the exception of the proprietary UI.

@Lyxea I love it!

@Tiritibambix Thanks!

@Tiritibambix @opt9 I am one of the people that jumped onto Vivaldi very early in 2016 right when it was created and after using it for so long I have to say Brave is better now if you’re looking for practical functionality and speed. Although I don’t see a point in using Vivaldi or Brave when Librewolf exists. Unless you need some specific thing in Vivaldi or their cross-platform sync between devices, since I’d personally trust them more with that than Firefox or Brave.

@Lanthanus @grimer @kixik you can also do that by using various browsers on multiple devices. this technically may decrease security, but by splitting your activities and accounts the fingerprints would only be connectable by IP and eventually OS, no?