@advocatux said in Ecosia Search Engine in Ubuntu Touch / Morph Browser: @3arn0wl I don't know how difficult that would be to be implemented. My shortcut for that is to use DDG as a homepage + bangs (https://duckduckgo.com/bang) DDG bangs are a transformative innovation for search. 12,000+ bangs available: https://duckduckgo.com/bang

Ha, I had the opposite last night. I was running a (music streaming) web app, closed the tab--and the web app kept running, now with no way to stop the music. Had to close the browser app and restart.

I sniffed with TCPDUMP in my FreeBSD netbook what's going on on first requesting with firefox some web page: FF starts and asks the (local) DNS at IP 192.168.179.1 port 53 for the IP addr of A? detectportal.firefox.com DNS answer: CNAME detectportal.firefox.com.edgesuite.net., CNAME a1089.d.akamai.net., A 92.226.1.104 FF makes HTTP request to 92.226.1.104 and sends HTTP: GET /success.txt 92.226.1.104 (and this is perhaps not the answer of 92.226.1.104, but sent by the local AP): HTTP/1.0 302 Moved Temporarily Location: http://192.168.179.1:8186/untrusted_guest.lua. which FF now let bring up the landing/login page of the AP But, this (HTTP redirect) is only one of more arts to direct a browser to a login page; see also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Captive_portal I also would suggest a good organized description in the Wiki about some common methods to try in UT/UB to get to the login page of the local Wifi AP. matthias