In my experience, Palemoon is kept relatively small, but then I don't use history or bookmarks. BTW, Mike, the size of the portable Vivaldi is shocking!

mikeb wrote:The is usually a setting to block third party cookies too.

That unfortunately gives me trouble at times, especially when I try to login to a site where they rely on external services in the login process. I usually keep them blocked anyway, and temporary modify the prefs at such occasions.

wiak, I see what you mean. CherryTree is a far more complex tool, and I can understand the use for it in - for me - more special cases.

Hallo, Reiner. Will not some .SFS packages place a dot-file with preferences in, for example, /root? And that will not be removed when you close the SFS.

I do have an /etc/hosts with some 22.000 entries, so I feel relatively secure. I just react to the fact that a VPN service need all that kind of info gathered from cookies, when privacy is the main reason for choosing a VPN. And I totally agree with Semme; close and reopen your browser OFTEN ! Empty...

Another problem is that a dependency may also be used by another program that you actually want to keep...
I think the method I described is the closest you can get, to order in the ppm.

I use NordVPN, and I got an email from them the other day, with an updated terms of service, and a new privacy statement. There is a list of cookies. You shouldn't think that a very security oriented VPN service need a lot of cookies. They do. 37 cookies for the NordVPN service alone, plus 6 general...

That's dedication! Diehard racers!

MrAccident, I know excatly what you mean! Extremely annoying! I try to remember to only download - not install - those packages that I want to try, along with their deps, and then install them from the Downloads folder. If I test run such a package, and decide to remove it again, I use the ppm to re...

musher0 wrote:Not getting it. Please enlighten me? Besides, it doesn't look like a tablet, it's got hinges. like a portable PC.

Presented by a considerably younger Billy boy. Suffering from memory loss, musher0?

Hmmm, I have seen some of these smart calculators up through the years. This one is interesting, but it has a problem; who needs it? Most people that I have met during many math courses at the uni, find work like this very entertaining, especially when it comes to making hopelessly complicated equat...

Is vivaldi browser ok to use.?.Any issues with it seeing as it is a closed source browser. They regard you privacy as the most important feature. Read the messages on heir site first, and make up your mind afterwards. I hardly use any of the functions in Vavaldi, I don't use bookmarks, history and ...