I can't (won't) report a bug in Ungoogled Chromium b/c they're exclusively in #Github. Every single #ungoogledChromium community is trapped in a walledgarden. WTF.
@resist1984
Oh, is it major as I've just installed it in Linux Mint as there is no Chromium?
@Horizon_Innovations no, not a security matter. Chromium has hard-coded the time-out limit. Some websites exceed the time limit when accessed over Tor. It's been reported upstream yrs ago but Google doesn't give a shit. If #UngoogledChromium were to fix this bug it would create another reason for users to switch from stock #Chromium to UC.
@resist1984
This is because in both cases you need an account to discuss. There is no way to participate in git discussions and issues without an account on any platform.
@Horizon_Innovations
@wend @Horizon_Innovations the problem is not needing an account. The problem is needing an account on an *exclusive* host that is not open to the public, which treats Tor users with hostility. The #Codeberg repo is open to all; the #Github repo is not.
Specially as IIRC GitHub doesn't have the ability to do confidential reports so RIP security.
@lanodan The chatroom is in a place that requires login via gitlab.com, github.com, or Twitter (https://gitter.im/ungoogled-software/Lobby) all of which are exclusive walled gardens. There is a matrix.org gateway into #Gitter, but I believe #CloudFlare is in the loop.
And it's locked to being public so no security reports possible, lol.
@Horizon_Innovations they had enough sense to create a #codeberg mirror (https://codeberg.org/Eloston/ungoogled-chromium), but /issues/ redirects to MS #Github, so the conversation is still confined to a walled garden & outsiders are suppressed.