This reverts #76 to fix librewolf/issues#2374.
As far as I can tell, in the original issue librewolf/issues#1879, there were no real reasons stated to introduce these pref changes, beside "avoid confusion for new users who want to trust you as you say" (?). These changes have broken ETP blocking, and have not considered that we have an option in the settings for enabling safe browsing again. Currently, that checkbox is also not fully working, as it is not flipping all the needed prefs to enable safe browsing again.
Thus, for now, I think we should just revert the changes from #76. As a follow-up, we could also consider reducing the set of safe browsing prefs even further, as suggested in librewolf/issues#2374 (comment). But that would require updating the pref pane again, so I just want to revert the breaking changes as a first step.
This reverts https://codeberg.org/librewolf/settings/pulls/76 to fix librewolf/issues#2374.
As far as I can tell, in the original issue https://codeberg.org/librewolf/issues/issues/1879, there were no real reasons stated to introduce these pref changes, beside "avoid confusion for new users who want to trust you as you say" (?). These changes have broken ETP blocking, and have not considered that we have an option in the settings for enabling safe browsing again. Currently, that checkbox is also not fully working, as it is not flipping all the needed prefs to enable safe browsing again.
Thus, for now, I think we should just revert the changes from https://codeberg.org/librewolf/settings/pulls/76. As a follow-up, we could also consider reducing the set of safe browsing prefs even further, as suggested in https://codeberg.org/librewolf/issues/issues/2374#issuecomment-3097592. But that would require updating the pref pane again, so I just want to revert the breaking changes as a first step.