seems to be the soft spot of Mull. It leaks too many “Bits of identifying information”
how do i anonymize it?
mull resets about:config modifications after quit
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I have used Mull on multiple devices and have never encountered that issue. I do not believe that reverting about:config settings is a feature of Mull. Perhaps that itself is an issue with some setting, I do not know.
do you have “follow device language” checked in settings > language ?
for example, Tor browser has the option “Request English versions of web pages for enhanced privacy”
I just tested this. about:config doesn’t reset no matter the language set.
thanks for testing. I wanted to see if it’s rather the os that’s triggering the change
language is set automatically to the new region of the android (in settings it’s still English (US). I didn’t modify Mull. This is the default behavior 🤷