The problem is with this plugin https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/chameleon-ext/ Everything works fine with it disabled.

The reason my chameleon breaks openwebui is because I changed a setting in it that it blocks all websocket connection

The problem is with this plugin https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/chameleon-ext/ Everything works fine with it disabled.

The reason my chameleon breaks openwebui is because I changed a setting in it that it blocks all websocket connection

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Thanksalot

thanks I have enabled websocket but the issue still exists

when I open http://localhost:3000/ in another browser it works perfectly fine. I think the issue is about the browser I used (firefox with a lot extension installed and setting tweaked)

when I open http://localhost:3000/ in another browser it works perfectly fine. I think the issue is about the browser I used (firefox with a lot extension installed and setting tweaked)

when I open http://localhost:3000/ in another browser it works perfectly fine. I think the issue is about the browser I used (firefox with a lot extension installed and setting tweaked)

Hi how do I check the response?

ManyThanks!

I still have a few questions:

• Does LineageOS supports muti profile like GrapheneOS (I thought all AOSP supports multiprofile feature)
• Can LineageOS supports Sandboxed Google Play with some tweaks?
• Does LineageOS supports full device encryption using some open source app? (like veracrypt on windows)
• If there is backdoor planted in pixel (which in my opinion is very likely), then I guess the “risk of an adversary gaining physical access to the phone” is quite equal for both of OS?

ManyThanks!

I still have a few questions:

• Does LineageOS supports muti profile like GrapheneOS (I thought all AOSP supports multiprofile feature)
• Can LineageOS supports Sandboxed Google Play with some tweaks?
• Does LineageOS supports full device encryption using some open source app? (like veracrypt on windows)
• If there is backdoor planted in pixel (which in my opinion is very likely), then I guess the “risk of an adversary gaining physical access to the phone” is quite equal for both of OS?

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thanks!

I am sorry, but the overwhelming majority of opensource OS and apps do no go through any audit at all (hopefully will put an AI scrutinize all these soon!) so they give a false sense of being non-malicious.

This is a great idea. I really hope someone with expertise in malicious code considers taking a closer look at it.

Thank a lot for your detailed reply!

because it is the source

yes just found Stirling-PDF. It is indeed amazing

thanks. May I also recommend Stirling-PDF

just trying to make sure the source code has indeed been released. thanks!

Could you please drop a GitHub link? I’m having trouble finding it