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I revived privacy.sexy, a script builder for debloating your OS
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Privacy.sexy builds privacy and hardening scripts for Windows, macOS and Linux. You pick the changes you want, read the exact commands and side effects, then copy or download the script and run it yourself. Nothing runs in the browser, no backend.
The original by undergroundwires hasn't had a commit since April 2025 and the OSes moved on. Windows shipped Recall and Click to Do, wmic is gone, half the registry paths point at nothing. I forked it and started fixing.
What's different:
- Updated the Windows catalog for the new AI features (Recall, Click to Do, Copilot).
- Removed tweaks I think were harmful, like ones that disabled browser updates or antivirus for a marginal privacy win. Gone or opt-in now.
- Deleted the Electron app. Shipping a stale Chromium to run a static page is a worse tradeoff than opening a browser.
- Fixed dead registry paths and stale commands across all three platforms.
- Added regression tests so a script that disables security-critical behavior fails CI.
One disclosure: I use AI assistance to write and research scripts, and review everything against vendor docs and the tests before merging. If you find a script that's wrong, that's the best bug report you can file and I'll fix it fast.
Independent fork, AGPL-3.0 like the original, not affiliated with undergroundwires. The architecture and most of the script library are their work.
What I want most: eyes on the scripts. Feedback, and a star if you like it!
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Privacy.sexy builds privacy and hardening scripts for Windows, macOS and Linux. You pick the changes you want, read the exact commands and side effects, then copy or download the script and run it yourself. Nothing runs in the browser, no backend.
The original by undergroundwires hasn't had a commit since April 2025 and the OSes moved on. Windows shipped Recall and Click to Do, wmic is gone, half the registry paths point at nothing. I forked it and started fixing.
What's different:
- Updated the Windows catalog for the new AI features (Recall, Click to Do, Copilot).
- Removed tweaks I think were harmful, like ones that disabled browser updates or antivirus for a marginal privacy win. Gone or opt-in now.
- Deleted the Electron app. Shipping a stale Chromium to run a static page is a worse tradeoff than opening a browser.
- Fixed dead registry paths and stale commands across all three platforms.
- Added regression tests so a script that disables security-critical behavior fails CI.
One disclosure: I use AI assistance to write and research scripts, and review everything against vendor docs and the tests before merging. If you find a script that's wrong, that's the best bug report you can file and I'll fix it fast.
Independent fork, AGPL-3.0 like the original, not affiliated with undergroundwires. The architecture and most of the script library are their work.
What I want most: eyes on the scripts. Feedback, and a star if you like it!
Welcome to Lemmy! Thank you for sharing your work.
I'm a bit surprised about several commits aimed to improve the performance of the GUI/web app. Given the tool's purpose, I wouldn't have expected improvements to the first frame rendering time. Though I'm not complaining.
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