David Rajchenbach-Teller <dteller@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Alternatively, TorBrowser should be able to use IceWeasel, the > entirely free fork of Firefox. This fork doesn't offer h.264 and will > certainly similarly deactivate the DRM-related code. I would very much welcome the Tor Browser Bundle shifting to use Iceweasel or, maybe even better, GNU IceCat, as its base. I am running an operating system with exclusively free software and currently I cannot / don't want to use the Tor Browser Bundle since many (all?) libre GNU/Linux distributions (as recognized [1] by the Free Software Foundation) consider the standard Firefox distribution as being not 100 % libre. Mozillas decision to incorporate EME into its browser was a mistake in my opinion. However, it would be just great to take this as a chance to make the Tor Browser Bundle even more libre and save many people the headache of having to choose between a maximum of privacy and a maximum of free software. Regards Moritz [1] https://gnu.org/distros/free-distros -- OpenPGP: Public Key: http://openpgp.klammler.eu Fingerprint: 80C1 EC79 B554 3D84 0A35 A728 7057 B288 CE61 2235
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