Guess we will need to stay away from Edge

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Guess we will need to stay away from Edge

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Privacy Guides@lemmy.oneEnglish · 2 years ago

Edge sends images you view online to Microsoft, here is how to disable that

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Microsoft Edge has many convenient features to improve your browsing experience. However, some of those features raise privacy concerns. One, for example, sends images you view directly to Microsoft.

backup, just in case the original link goes down

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Fr, firefox with extensions on pc. And Kiwi browser with extensions on phone.
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  why not firefox on mobile?
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    Why not Mull on mobile?
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    I was confused by this too, since Firefox on mobile has extension support

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