If I wanted another Chrome, I'd use Chrome. (And I do, for a subset of functionality.) Speed and stability and whatever mean nothing to me, if I can't e.g. do

If I wanted another Chrome, I'd use Chrome. (And I do, for a subset of functionality.) Speed and stability and whatever mean nothing to me, if I can't e.g. do 2/3rds of what I did before. Anyway... Guess I'll be looking at the forks that continue to support what I actually do with the browser. Maybe just as well. Web-Bluetooth, web-USB, and like stuff coming down the pipe, just seem like new surface for exploits. Of course, in reality, I don't expect the forks to have support approaching what Mozilla can provide. So, I take on some more risk. I guess it's past time to look at dropping the browser into a VM, for a start. I'm going to pay now, in terms of time and effort, for having deferred my own action, earlier. Oh, well: Nothing like a deadline to get one moving.