whoops, sorry: wrong package!

Unfortunately, Pocket is again included: Seems Firefox changed between 60 an 68 to embed Pocket in the core instead of providing it as a hidden system.

Correction: This _is_ a freedom issue, not because it (optionally) uses nonfree (or rather closed-protocol) service but because (optionall, when configuring to use that protocol) it downloads nonfree software.

So this issue seems to boil down to a wishlist item "bring in yacy to PureOS". PureBrowser has no leverage over what public search engines serve with regard to proprietary or non-proprietary javascript.

This is not (by our definition) a freedom issue: It does not involve installing non-free software locally.

This is not a freedom issue (by our definition), since it does not involve installing non-free software locally.

This is not a freedom issue, since it does not involve installing non-free software locally.

This is not a freedom issue, since it does not involve installing non-free software locally.

My recommendation for this would be only privacy-respecting choices:

I recommend https://www.findx.com/ and https://gigablast.com/, they are 100% free software.

This is resolved in gnome-initial-setup >= 3.28.0-2pureos3

While according to Mozilla the source code will be published, and according to news websites the code was in fact published on https://github.com/Pocket, I can't find the backend code anywhere at all.
So the service indeed is non-free at the moment.

Fixed package released - should enter green within 24 hours.

package uploaded and entered NEW queue 31 Oct 2017 09:03, so just awaits approval to enter archive