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@thelinuxcast I don't think that FF/Chrome/Edge are popular because they're convenient, I think they're popular because they're the defaults in the major operating systems ( Linux, Android, Windows )... I think where Mullvad browser falls short, is in the design and development area, if you're someone doing work in your browser, for example using penpot or editing videos or drawing... you're going to suffer with Mullvad browser, because all the canvas blocking and spoofing is going to give you some weird results, like wrong colors when printing, aslo it's going to be slow because it's doing it's thing trying to protect u while you're clicking buttons ( more scripts are running when you click ) and it's blocks some of them another thing you should have mentioned is the differences between Librewolf and Mullvad, they both use letterboxing ( those borders you talked about ), they're taken from Arckenfox JS script from Tor browser, Mull ( on android uses the same technology )