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Perhaps, it might be worthwhile to create your own page like this, on the PureOS website: https://trisquel.info/en/browser/addons/.

Purebrowser integrated addons mechanism - most prominently visible as the about:addons page - is linked with Mozilla addons service. This both implicitly promotes non-free add-ons, and leaks user data to a third-party. Previous releases of PureBrowser (releases based on Debian Iceweasel) linked to the FSF addon web page https://www.gnu.org/software/gnuzilla/addons.html - which addressed the promotion of non-free addons (assuming GNU-provided addons comply also with Debian guidelines), but still leaks user data. One fix is to create on the PureOS website a page similar to https://trisquel.info/en/browser/addons/ - but that too would leak user data. Possibly best is to setup an APT trigger to generate a web page locally on the user machine which lists addons available to install with APT.

Perhapurebrowser integrated addons mechanism - most prominently visible as the about:addons page - is linked with Mozilla addons service. This both implicitly promotes non-free add-ons, it might be worthwhile to create your own page like thisand leaks user data to a third-party. Previous releases of PureBrowser (releases based on Debian Iceweasel) linked to the FSF addon web page https://www.gnu.org/software/gnuzilla/addons.html - which addressed the promotion of non-free addons (assuming GNU-provided addons comply also with Debian guidelines), on the PureOS website: https://trisquel.info/en/browser/addons/but still leaks user data. One fix is to create on the PureOS website a page similar to https://trisquel.info/en/browser/addons/ - but that too would leak user data. Possibly best is to setup an APT trigger to generate a web page locally on the user machine which lists addons available to install with APT.