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> Thunderbird & Firefox, the only browsers that were designed with the intelligent and free user in mind That's not remotely close to being true.
by twblalock 11y ago
> Thunderbird & Firefox, the only browsers that were designed with the intelligent and free user in mind
That's not remotely close to being true.
- HalcyonicStorm 11y agosome examples, por favor?
- BoysenberryPi 11y agoVivaldi?
- scholia 11y agoVivaldi is (a) new; (b) based on Chromium; and (c) not actually open source. (I use both Vivaldi and Firefox, but not Chrome.) Historically, Firefox has been the main user-entered browser, but not the only one. Especially if you include forks.
- Endy 11y agoVivaldi also shares a design lineage with Opera 12 and previous, in terms of who the designers are/were. When we lost Opera, I think we lost the open web in a lot of ways. As much as Opera was a closed-source proprietary engine etc. browser, it stood out against the background of the larger Web giants. When they folded and gave in to Google, I was horrified. Still, the loss of a Community Firefox is a bad thing.
- JetSpiegel 11y agoelinks?