Remove Non-Hardened Firefox / Firefox Without Arkenfox

The plan was (is still, I think) to have Mullvad Browser “sunset” arkenfox once it is ready.

I haven’t seen it mentioned here before, but Mullvad Browser is currently working on “Persistent mode,” which will also remove the specific need to use Mullvad Browser for regular browsing and use arkenfox for login once it is shipped, and just using Mullvad Browser for both would be the recommendation.

But I guess that would be discussed in a new thread once it lands.

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Doesn’t ETP Strict block third party cookies? Or is the implementation of FPP not working as intended? What about Total Cookie Protection?

Maybe I misunderstood, but I would like to learn about potential deficiencies here.

ETP Strict does not block third-party cookies. It instead blocks third-party cookies that are known trackers and partitions the rest.

This is intended.

This is using Total Cookie Protection.

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