You could stick with the `head` pun with "Headful" etc...
or to go with a different spin and a double pun.
In the world of contracts it is often asked if some language "has teeth" As in, "will be bite them if they misbehave", or "will it bite us if we misbehave". Often this is even discussed the contract has been "givien fangs" if it will bite hard.
So in a world where large corporations would like to co-opt my broser to not be my browser. You could call it "fangless" has in you have removed the teeth that can bite me from my own browser, as in this browser can bite you, or if it tries nothing will happen. Also plays nicely on the capital markets acronym term of FANG who are the largest purveyor of sites that try to use my browser to bite me.
Or perhaps you could smush them together for a `reheaded (as in opposite of be-headed) fangless` browser.
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You could stick with the `head` pun with "Headful" etc...
or to go with a different spin and a double pun.
In the world of contracts it is often asked if some language "has teeth" As in, "will be bite them if they misbehave", or "will it bite us if we misbehave". Often this is even discussed the contract has been "givien fangs" if it will bite hard.
So in a world where large corporations would like to co-opt my broser to not be my browser. You could call it "fangless" has in you have removed the teeth that can bite me from my own browser, as in this browser can bite you, or if it tries nothing will happen. Also plays nicely on the capital markets acronym term of FANG who are the largest purveyor of sites that try to use my browser to bite me.
Or perhaps you could smush them together for a `reheaded (as in opposite of be-headed) fangless` browser.
Just call it Dullahan
I like this a LOT
What about defanged?