Quoting: TMMIt is however not in any way a policy that someone who expresses themselves would face consequences just for that.I am not sure how this statement fits with the last one. Roles that include representing the project or team (say, a community manager) obviously couldn't be staffed with someone who expressed views many won't agree with.īut you will have to live with people not understanding how a persons views on unrelated topics affect their ability to be a GSoC mentor, for example. Think of part of any Github teams, GSoC mentors etc.That's your decision to make. Quoting: TMMSomeone who expresses, for instance, homophobic beliefs in public will however not be selected for any (semi) official Godot positions. It is very easy to give in to peer pressure, hoping it will make the problem go away. But we will see about that if/when the first real shitstorm hits and the I don't know who made the original comment but as a part of the Godot CoC team I can assure you that this is not policy for regular project members.You say that now, and I do hope it is so. 'Someone of you did something I do not agree with, unrelated to the project, so now I hate all of you, and the project, especially if that person's head doesn't roll'. Quoting: TMM Quoting: TheSHEEEPYes, and that is nonsensical collective punishment that I do not support. Even if you'd rather a spinoff/de-branded/sanitized version.īut hey, if you can install Chrome versions of extensions in Edge, even on Android? Then maybe it's even a better option than stock Chrome.

When Google lets you install extensions on Chrome for Android, then maybe that'll at least get a pass, but despite their corporate flaws, Mozilla's still the way to go, IMO. The related uMatrix or something like NoScript if you're OK with manually whitelisting JS for your favourite sites.īut yeah, on Android, get F-Droid, get Fennec (Firefox) from it, put uBlock Origin in, and don't ever use the built-in Chromium-based stuff ever again.

Pretty much exactly this - uBlock Origin, regardless of Chrome or Firefox or whatever, is the first thing anyone should be installing into their browser, these days. Quoting: Mountain ManI'll stick with Firefox, partly because I don't trust Microsoft, but mainly because it's the only browser for Android that supports extensions, and I consider at least uBlock Origin, Privacy Badger, and HTTPS Everywhere to be indispensable for privacy and security.

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