Yet another fine blog…. 😅

As can be read in this article. There are both upsides and downsides to the used technology. Technology per se, is neutral in my opinion. In order to stay safe, on the web. I’ll disable any new, unasked for, feature, until I’ve figured out how to contain it.

In addition to disabling dom.storage in about:config altogether. I have made the webappsstore.sqlite “ immutable ”, i.e. it can’t be written to anymore by the Firefox software. 😉

***edit***

Whoopsie, I forgot to mention earlier, about how I closed Firefox first, moved (renamed it)  the ‘webappsstore.sqlite’ file first, then started Firefox back up again, and then I applied the code below to the freshly created ‘sqlite’ file. 😉

sudo chattr +i "$HOME"/.mozilla/firefox/12345678.default/webappsstore.sqlite

Pretty print, courtesy of “ Coding and the cross. ”

PS: If the code-block is a tad on the dark side? Then it’s either my browser, the used theme, or a combination thereof? I dunno, I’m just experimenting here, so just bear with me for the moment. I’m human after all. lol

It seems to display perfectly fine in my tumblr dash though. 😉

Smallish update. I’ve seem to have fixed the problem. 😉 I’ve added in some custom css, in the appropriate section. See the code below.

pre.prettyprint {
overflow-x: auto;
margin: 5px 20px 20px;
color: #FFDEAD;
background-color: #CECECE;
}