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This is an issue with ytdl-core itself, update it to the latest version and it should be fixed. Until #368 is merged, run the command: `npm i ytdl-core@latest`

If the goal here is a pre-hardened browser, Mullvad Browser (hxxps://mullvad[.]net/en/browser) would be a good choice to consider. It was developed by the Tor Project, contains the same security and...

> Sounds good to me. I am slowly implementing this on my own as [codedipper/i2pd-browser](https://github.com/codedipper/i2pd-browser), unfortunately I don't have very much time to work on it but it is a...

Hello, we implemented your change within Ahwxorg/LibreY#2! LibreY is a fork of LibreX to remove unwanted changes and because the original LibreX repository (hnhx/librex) appears to be dead. We love...

As far as anyone is aware, @hnhx disappeared from the internet. See #274

This project (hnhx/librex) is no longer being actively developed. Me and several other developers have started a fork from this codebase at [Ahwxorg/LibreY](https://github.com/Ahwxorg/LibreY). Please let us know about this issue...

LibreX appears to no longer be maintained. [LibreY](https://github.com/Ahwxorg/LibreY) is a fork of LibreX that is maintained and fixes a few security issues. Please consider updating, we love you

Yoooo that was quick, I'll add it.

Did you make a self-signed certificate to be a pretend Let's Encrypt certificate? It causes certificate errors in Tor Browser. ``` $ openssl verify -CAfile /etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt -untrusted librex-datura-network-chain.pem librex-datura-network.pem CN...

Hey, there's another LibreY vulnerability