I too find this to be a hostile action against the user. It's my computer.

It’s for common-case user security. Use the developer edition if you want to install unsigned extensions.

I'd like the option to disable checking for updates back, please.

So open source is generic, and personalized interfaces are profitable. Well then. I guess now is a really good time to be running an app store.

Mozilla should let people buy, say, Tree Style Tab, and split revenue with the author.

I like small phones. Wife has a 6" screen and would probably go bigger though. She didn't think a 5.5 was big enough.

> She didn't think a 5.5 was big enough.

I have bad news for you fam.

The problem can be anywhere downstream of the can. After a vacation, I pulled 12 out of a cleanout T in my yard from a house-sitter we won't be using again...

I run KVM VMs on devuan and could not be happier. (flame backspaced out, you're welcome...)

Perhaps modern life allows the issues to be explored honestly and openly, and that makes you uncomfortable.

Surf is great if you want one very slim browser for reading and some other fat browser for webapps. I've been really impressed how much more advanced surf is compared to dillo.

Sure, but my XP and 98 boxes are not on a WAN connected network.

This is actually a really good, practical solution. Use the platforms you don't trust, just don't give them internet access. It won't work for every case, but probably a lot of them.

I think I'd get overly frustrated transferring files, but if you have a good solution for that...

Yeah, I occasionally connect a linux laptop on both networks (ipforwarding OFF) with an http port open that exposes my fileserver mounted on the laptop via NFS. If that's too hard, I just pull the hard drives out and connect to my workstation with USB, also good for imaging the machines since they crash so dang often.

Or, preferably, simply seen as a childish use of rockets and nuclear energy while the tech is being used productively elsewhere.