This isn't the most unreasonable list I've seen, but beware you will break many websites with this, so you need to be prepared to deal with the fallout. Notably, a lot of the breakage is hidden in user.js, including:
* No WebGL or WebRTC
* Aggressive TLS settings (will break many websites)
* Mixed-content upgrading (Nightly ran an experiment on this recently and it also broke a lot of websites)
* No history
The text warns about this, but it should at least be clear why Mozilla doesn't ship this as default.
* No WebGL or WebRTC
* Aggressive TLS settings (will break many websites)
* Mixed-content upgrading (Nightly ran an experiment on this recently and it also broke a lot of websites)
* No history
The text warns about this, but it should at least be clear why Mozilla doesn't ship this as default.