Chrome - still speedy, still simple (with lots of advanced features) and still secure. The channel release system, dev tools and syncing all my files/settings between devices is a god send.
Probably due to the fact that they only have DHE ciphersuites.
from Chrome's dev console:
www.searx.me/:1 This site requires a DHE-based SSL cipher suite. These are deprecated and will be removed in M52, around July 2016. See https://www.chromestatus.com/feature/5752033759985664 for more details.
And, as I already posted, it's a rather idiotic one. Does the project member not understand the issue? Kernel support hasn't been removed yet, just the userspace stuff. Last thing we need is to rewrite existing, solid code in JS.
A Chrome extension that solves this issue: http://goo.gl/VsD5s. Extract the files, head to chrome://extensions > Load unpacked extension and select the folder.
By the converse opinion, if you actually set the privacy settings on Facebook, and Google for that matter, to your comfort level, your data is probably more secure than if you weren't using Facebook or Google etc.
I think by now it is obvious that issue is not about privacy anymore rather how these gigantic companies are "using" your data to their advantage, and not really yours!
