• @TheTimeKnife@beehaw.org
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    5210 months ago

    Hope other browser developers realize chromium is a ticking time bomb. I’ve used firefox for over 15 years and see no reason to change with the current landscape of browsers being so reliant on google .

    • @Erdrick@beehaw.org
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      1810 months ago

      Seriously… I’ve never once strayed from Firefox since its release.
      I’m forced to use chrome for work and it is crap.

      I guess that using safari on iOS devices is one exception, and it isn’t too bad.

      • @wim@lemmy.sdf.org
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        2010 months ago

        I’ve been using Firefox since it was called Phoenix. Mozilla, for all it’s flaws, has been our first and only line of defense for an open web for so long.

        • @NaoPb@beehaw.org
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          210 months ago

          I think I started using it in the 1.x times. I remember all the flaws it’s had since. I’ve given lots of other browsers a try in the meantime but none come close to Firefox. They might be good enough for others but for power users Firefox is the way to go.

        • @Erdrick@beehaw.org
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          210 months ago

          Damn… I think I came on a bit later than that. I don’t recognize the icon of Phoenix so I doubt I made the switch that early on!

      • @hare_ware
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        10 months ago

        Okay, but change to what then? All the other options are just Chrome, Safari, and Firefox again.

      • comicallycluttered
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        410 months ago

        Lol, reading that “censorship” section alone tells you all you need to know about the author there.

        Literally hammering 1984 quotes like they love to do (dude, if Mozilla has the same kind of power as the Party, I must be chilling under a rock somewhere). Even has one of their sections called “Cucking to Manifest V3”.

        Back to the “censorship”:

        They want to algorithmically decide which content is allowed to be posted, and which isn’t. This is especially relevant in the context of the fake pandemic, during which the whole world has been enslaved exactly thanks to the propagation of the “factual voices” over the so-called “disinformation”. The “disinformation” here includes mentioning the factual harm done by COVID vaccines or even proven alternative treatments for COVID itself. So, Mozilla supports a world where people are harmed without being able to defend themselves.

        Yeah, sorry. No. People with this little regard for reality shouldn’t be taken seriously when presenting arguments.

        This whole screed is aimed at a very particular brand of user that looooooves to pretend they’re all “facts”, when it’s just emotional outrage over perceived slights. Same ones who complained about DDG when they tried to deal with Russian propaganda links showing up too often.

        It’s all very conspiratorial, as is expected, yet offers no real answers because conspiracies very rarely have any.

        Also, have to lol at the SystemD shit showing up at the end there as well.

          • Pigeon
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            110 months ago

            Your link doesn’t seem to support your statement. Do you mean the part that advocates “turn on by default” tools to amplify factual information over disinformation? Because “turn on by default” implies an off switch.

            It’s not possible for search engines to make zero decisions about what to prioritize in results, anyway. How would you prefer they sort the absurd quantity of results? Especially now SEO listicles try to drown everything else out?

    • @SnowBunting@beehaw.org
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      110 months ago

      Seemingly my Google pixel phone has stopped connecting to the Internet with other browsers. So I’m stuck using Google Chrome on it. 😠