Thanks for creating an issue to track this!

Thanks for reporting, and providing a workaround!

This is a meta-issue spawned from T534#9657

as you wish.

What is the purpose of snapd other than to download packages from external sources?

Thanks for clarifying.

Can you please elaborate how a reference to Mozilla in a Mozilla-based product can lead to confusion?

For the record: This issue was fixed by favoring DuckDuckGo over other search engines for all locale regions.

This issue is solved since release 52.9.0esr-1pureos3, uploaded to landing today August 8th.

@d3vid Reference to Mozilla in upper right corner is (at best) a different issue than this one: Please file separately if you believe that should be somehow addressed as well.

This issue is solved since release 52.9.0esr-1pureos3, uploaded to landing today July 8th.

This issue is solved since release 52.9.0esr-1pureos3, uploaded to landing today July 8th.

@james.rufer This issue tracks PureBrowser advertising itself as Firefox on the Start page.

Thanks for sharing. I do believe, however, that wiki is a better medium for sharing best practices than an issue tracker.

@EchedeyLR thanks - that is indeed an idea worth considering (and testing if results are decent or inadequate).

Status in Debian is tracked at https://wiki.debian.org/FingerForce

@EchedeyLR seems there is some miscommunication here: I really appreciate your input and simply added some additional data points.

FindX is not _personalised_ ads but search-term-based ads - for now only shopping-related: https://www.activateprivacy.com/how-private-search-engines-make-money/

@EchedeyLR Please see above (sorry, forgot to mention your nick before).

Thanks for pointing to FindX and GigaBlast.

php-facedetect is available in Debian unstable, but was removed from Debian testing (which PureOS derive from) some months ago, as (vaguely, in the news section in the middle) indicated at https://tracker.debian.org/pkg/php-facedetect. The cause is that the package is weakly maintained in Debian - specifically it needs its maintainer contact address updated since the switch from Alioth to Salsa as main development environment in Debian.

This T299 is now a meta-issue tracking the various ways that Mozilla addons service is getting promoted, and the main issue of the integrated addons support using Mozilla by default is now tracked at T305.

@d3vid The promotion of Mozilla addons service via Home screen is now tracked in separate issue T532.

This issue is solved since release 52.9.0esr-1pureos2 (see T247), uploaded to landing on July 5th (and likely entering green ~10 days later).

This issue is solved since release 52.9.0esr-1pureos2, uploaded to landing on July 5th (and likely entering green ~10 days later).

@james.rufer yes, I did not mean to imply that this issue is not still open (the status in this very issue tracker is "open"). I only meant to ensure that if you had some additional information, that I then did in fact understand what that was.

New clamav release 0.100.1+dfsg-1pureos1 uploaded just now should fix this issue (when it enters green in ~10 days).

This issue should be fixed by now (since 52.9.0esr-1pureos2 released to landing on July 6th).

I guess Chris' point was that you could close the issue yourself.

Thanks a lot for testing and reporting this, @francois!

The useragent flag changes, well, the user-agent. And only that.

Ok, I am convinced with doing option 2.

This is no longer a freedom-issue, just cleanup internally...

Please drop blocking from Debian: Package has been dropped as obsolete now: See https://bugs.debian.org/874575

heh, beaten by @chris.lamb :-P

Reported in Debian: https://bugs.debian.org/901035

Thanks for the clarifications - makes good sense to me now.

@mladen.pejakovic Do I understand you correctly that packaging this driver is an improvement (for some of our users) over the byd driver provided with mainline Linux - but that mainline linux driver for BYD is not broken?

It seems the proposed out-of-tree driver has bells-and-whistles - i.e. enables multi-touch support and more.

Background info (thanks to Allison Randal): https://patchwork.kernel.org/patch/9424421/

This seems a duplicate of T52 - and related to T150.

Please elaborate on the reason this driver is needed.

systemd 238-5 (Debian unstable)