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@JP3REM @librewolf @mullvadnet Yes.

@JP3REM @librewolf @JP3REM @librewolf Very badly. I killed the app after 9 requests by just opening the app (and nothing else) and it kept going on. Probably the connections to IP-addresses are Tor-nodes but who knows what they are? (can only attach 4 images in one toot).

Same thing here; telemetry for Mozilla and for many plugin developers (I couldn't attach here but at least three call-homes for the plugins based on the server name).

@mullvadnet

@dohpaz42 Nope, that is a screen capture from Little Snitch (Firewall) that noticed new outgoing connection.

@wyat @librewolf MacOS Mail.app does this crap too. I have the option "do not load external content". What it does is loads content for emails when those arrive in my mailbox, in the background and which are classified as spam. Thanks to Little Snitch @littlesnitch I noticed that.

Yup, never ever trust anybody. This is absolutely bollocks :D

@TheWorldRolledMe "LibreWolf also maintains an open WebSocket towards Mozilla's push server to check wether you have received push notifications from websites you have subscribed to."

An app that is developed privacy in mind should never connect to anywhere without consent.

Also, I really don't need any freakin' push notifications from websites. I'm not "subscribing" to anything - or never will. What is that even - I didn't know I can subscribe through Mozilla to websites. Weird.