Policy, not paint
Firefox Accounts disabled at the policy level — the one real gap left in LibreWolf's own hardening that this project closes.
For the official LibreWolf browser
PrivacyFox is a transparent configuration layer for a real, unmodified LibreWolf install. Every pref is checked against LibreWolf's own real defaults first — only genuine gaps get added, nothing gets fought or duplicated.
MIT licensed. Independent of and not endorsed by the LibreWolf project.
Diffed, not layered
Every value has a reason.
/etc/librewolf/policies/policies.json
Accounts off; seven maintained privacy extensions installed alongside LibreWolf's own uBlock Origin.
PrivacyFox.js → user.js
89 prefs, not 207 — checked against LibreWolf's own real defaults first, only genuine gaps added.
chrome/userContent.css
A small cleanup for the one dead menu entry with no policy switch.
01 / Current support
Debian and Ubuntu-family Linux, on any desktop environment.
02 / Start with LibreWolf
Install it yourself, or let the installer add it for you. No manual profile step needed either way.
03 / No disguise
No LibreWolf binary is recompiled, repackaged, or redistributed here.
A deliberate baseline
PrivacyFox is specific about what it changes and equally specific about what it leaves alone. The configuration is ordinary LibreWolf and Gecko machinery you can read, replace, or remove.
Firefox Accounts disabled at the policy level — the one real gap left in LibreWolf's own hardening that this project closes.
Arkenfox and Betterfox preferences, checked against LibreWolf's own real defaults first — 3 deliberate LibreWolf choices are respected, not overridden.
ClearURLs, LocalCDN, CanvasBlocker, Don’t Track Me Google, Port Authority, and Privacy Badger, force-installed alongside LibreWolf's own uBlock Origin.
LibreWolf keeps its own release cadence and security updates. PrivacyFox does not become a browser vendor in the middle.
Two real installation paths
Install the downloadable Debian package and run one user command, or use the repository’s direct installer. Both layer configuration over your existing LibreWolf install.