"Welcome to the Privacy Monitor feature of the Midori Browser, your personal guardian in the digital world. Located at ‘about:protections’, this feature is designed to enhance your online privacy and security.
Download Midori Now!!! and enjoy a private and secure lightweight browser.
@astian Still waiting for the #flatpak and #fdroid versions but those sponsored (?) shortcuts presumably make connections to FB, Twitter, Reddit, etc without user interaction and choice upon startup...
I don't think privacy minded folks would appreciate them even being there and promoted :)
Perhaps you can replace them with better alternatives like Mastodon, privacyguides, fsf, etc.?
@islamicaudiobooks Hello dear friend, yes, of course it is possible to change the sponsored links, but it is also true that users have the possibility of permanently removing them or modifying them, all options are provided.
What we did do for the next version, which is a few minutes away from being released, is that we have changed the translation tool to DeeL :-) which was previously used by Google Translate
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