Many thanks indeed. What about the option "install without modyfing registry". Can this offer vantages/disadvantages? Advisable or not? What is the better choice? Thank you very much in advance
Yandex is based in Russia. Running a Russian browser, such as Yandex, on Western systems poses potential security risks due to the differing interests and regulations between Russia and Western countries. As a Russian entity, Yandex is subject to Russian laws and regulations that require it to cooperate with the Russian government in ways that may compromise user data or security. This leads to concerns about data privacy, surveillance, and the possibility of backdoors or other security vulnerabilities being introduced into the browser.
I see things like that alittle different... What exactly would you say will be a problem if Putin or his stooges read your stuff??? I have never had a problem with Russia, and they have never threatend me. If they really think my mail, or the newspapers I read will give them valuable information, then that is fine with me.... Which is a lot better than what I can say about the US/NATO massmurderes and their surveillance....
You certainly do. Let me rephrase what you just said. I don't mind if a software company (which may have access to state level worms, Trojans, and hacks) runs undetected code on my (Windows 7?) machine. Who cares if it infects other computers that I may network with, or becomes part of a botnet. I've read a number of your other posts and you appear to be a conscientious, knowledgeable person, but in this instance I think you're mistaken.
You most certainly are free to see this whichever way you want. The difference is that you have just your believe in what clls itself "the free world" and no argument. Neither China nor Russia have ever or will ever interfere in your internet behaviour, unless of course you work for a criminal organsation, as the US government, or lets say Palantir... . The western agencies have the habit of collecting all kinds of data, which may one day be used against you... Ayn look into the futiure seriously suggest that will happen. But, If you have any danger that you want to warn me about russian and chinese interference through my browser, you are welcome to send me a PM... But here, lets just forget it, as this is about Firefox not wanting to spend any more money on keeping their browser updated for Win 7 use... And Enthusiast has a very good point about off-topics Seems that Huawei will finally really offer their new Desktop Harmony OS some time next year. After several updates that may, at least for us here in safety, actually be a good alternative.
does anyone uses spotify web player to tell on what browser is still working? it does not work on edge 109, catsxp or yandex. thanks