sono derivate da ic_security and ic_language. Le modifiche sono state implementate da Soren Stoutner nel 2016.Privacy Browser copyright © 2015-2017: Soren Stoutner.
Privacy Browser è rilasciato con Licenza GPLv3+ . Il testo completo è riportato per intero nella parte finale di questo documento. Si precisa che questa è una traduzione non ufficiale della GNU General Public License, non è stata pubblicata dalla Free Software Foundation, e non stabilisce i termini legali di distribuzione del software che usa la GNU GPL. Soltanto la versione originale in inglese della GNU GPL fa ciò. Lo scopo di questa traduzione è unicamente quello di aiutare gli utenti di lingua italiana a comprendere la GNU GPL, ed in caso di eventuali discrepanze tra traduzione e versione originale in inglese, sarà unicamente la versione originale ad avere valore legale.
La lista dei server utilizzata dalla funzionalità di blocco degli annunci è tratta da pgl.yoyo.org. Dal momento che si tratta di una lista di domini non può essere coperta da Copyright.
La maggior parte delle icone utilizzate da Privacy Browser è tratta dall'Android Material icon set, che è stato rilasciato con Licenza Apache 2.0.
sono derivate da ic_security and ic_language. Le modifiche sono state implementate da Soren Stoutner nel 2016.
Le seguenti icone non sono state modificate, se non per quanto riguarda colore e dimensione. Alcune sono state rinominate per coerenza con il tipo di utilizzo all'interno del codice. Le icone con i loro nomi originali sono riportate di seguito.
ic_add.
ic_arrow_back.
ic_arrow_forward.
ic_bookmark_border.
ic_bug_report.
ic_chrome_reader_mode.
ic_close.
ic_create_new_folder.
ic_download.
ic_edit.
ic_exit_to_app.
ic_expand_less.
ic_expand_more.
ic_file_download.
ic_folder.
ic_folder_special.
ic_home.
ic_import_contacts.
ic_info_outline.
ic_language.
ic_list.
ic_more.
ic_question_answer.
ic_select_all.
ic_settings.
ic_subtitles.
ic_vertical_align_bottom.
ic_vertical_align_top.
ic_web.
cookie è stata creata da Google.
E' stata rilasciata con Licenza Apache 2.0
e può essere scaricata dirattamente dal Material Design Icon Set.
Versione 3, 29 Giugno 2007
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