Major Privacy Issues

[floorp-projects]

Major Privacy Issues

[surapunoyousei]

The Mozilla-related connection comes from Firefox and is therefore required in terms of browser functionality.

contile.services.mozilla.com
aus5.mozilla.org
services.addons.mozilla.org
support.mozilla.org 
wiki.mozzila.org
addons.mozilla.org 

repo.ablaze.one is for checking for updates blog.ablaze.one and floorp.ablaze.one are for showing release notes on first launch.
support.ablaze.one is for our privacy policy.

Amazon and Google are also based on search engines, so I will close it by judging it to be the minimum necessary.

[surapunoyousei]

Amazon.com may be deleted in the future.

[Flashwalker]

E.g. LibreWolf trying only few on startup:

push.services.mozilla.com
shavar.services.mozilla.com
addons.mozilla.org

[creeper-0910]

Comparing Librewolf and Floorp is a mistake.

[surapunoyousei]

E.g. LibreWolf trying only few on startup:

push.services.mozilla.com
shavar.services.mozilla.com
addons.mozilla.org

We are completely open source in form, so if you are interested in the communication content, I suggest you take a look at the source code. Also, Librewolf does not have an update system, and it is not reasonable to compare it to Floorp's functionality-oriented derivation.

Floorp has no telemetry harvesting, no bundleware. And more strong tracking protection.

Librewolf doesn't seem to think about Mozilla's revenue, but we respect Mozilla by showing ads for new tab icons from Google and others, hopefully leading to an increase in Mozilla's revenue.

Derivative browsers should honor and respect their derivatives.

[surapunoyousei]

However, this is just our opinion, since promoting the Gecko engine, as Librewolf and Floorp do, is already a contribution to Mozilla.

Librewolf has its good points, and we think Floorp has its good points too.