macniel ( @DmMacniel@feddit.org ) 10•10 days agoI mean, in regards to the Browser. Neither Chromium nor Gecko are european, so it kinda boils down to: do you want to support google (then go with vivaldi) or firefox (librewolf, waterfox etc).
Firefox obviously from these two.
FreeBird ( @FreeBird@lemmy.dbzer0.com ) 8•10 days agoWhat about Matrix for communication? Element X is lovely.
Threema is much much safer
FreeBird ( @FreeBird@lemmy.dbzer0.com ) 1•9 days agoI haven’t tried it. But whatever works works. Each to their own ig
MischievousGT ( @MischievousGT@feddit.org ) 2•10 days agoDoesn’t Matrix have a huge problem with metadata or am I not up to date with this?
FreeBird ( @FreeBird@lemmy.dbzer0.com ) 1•9 days agoI am not aware on the matter tbh.
Lumelore (She/her) ( @Lumelore@lemmy.blahaj.zone ) English6•10 days agoWhy do I never see SearXNG listed? It’s FOSS and there’s a bunch of different instances hosted in a variety of countries. You can even control what search engines it uses to aggregate its search results.
Pup Biru ( @pupbiru@aussie.zone ) English3•10 days agogiven that it’s an aggregator, you’d want to ensure it aggregates from EU sources i assume, so it’s not a solution to the EU issue
Lumelore (She/her) ( @Lumelore@lemmy.blahaj.zone ) English2•10 days agoI suppose, although it’s not hard to have it aggregate from EU sources only. I know qwant uses Microsoft services so…
Pup Biru ( @pupbiru@aussie.zone ) English1•10 days agosure, but the solution then isn’t searxng; it’s whatever it’s aggregating from
WaterSword ( @WaterSword@discuss.tchncs.de ) 2•10 days agoEcosia uses google on the backend though.
tatann ( @tatann@lemm.ee ) 6•10 days agoEven thought Vivaldi is european, it’s proprietary, so at this point I prefer Cromite if it means using something chromium-based.