Open-source tests of web browser privacy. Developed and maintained by @arthuredelstein. Follow @privacytests for the latest browser test results!

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Joined July 2020
It's been a long hiatus since the last update. Thank you to everyone for your patience! ❤️
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The biggest change since last issue is that we are orchestrating the tests on GitHub Actions! All desktop tests now run on macOS instances. The mobile tests are still running on local hardware, but are controlled by GitHub Actions. We hope this new design means we can focus less on coaxing test runs to completion, and more on developing tests. Also it hopefully means that we can run tests and publish test results more frequently.
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We're very pleased to introduce Project Timestamper, an open-source initiative to protect humanity's cultural and scientific heritage from AI forgery. projecttimestamper.org
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.@Mozilla, if encryption is our last line of defense, you should be enabling HTTPS-Only Mode in @firefox by default. It's still disabled, even in Private Browsing windows. That means Firefox still makes unencrypted connections to websites without warning users. Look:
It's really simple. Encryption is our last line of defense for digital #privacy. Once it’s compromised, there’s no undoing it. Sign our petition and demand French lawmakers reject this dangerous amendment✒️👇mzl.la/4itihS2 @signalapp @mer__edith
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Privacy is necessary for a free and open society.
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