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Are you saying you'd rather run Microsoft's proprietary browser than a simple open-source browser extension? If you insist, go download Dark Reader from GitHub

by franga2000 6y ago

Are you saying you'd rather run Microsoft's proprietary browser than a simple open-source browser extension? If you insist, go download Dark Reader from GitHub, look at the code (it's not particularly complex) and install it into Firefox locally.

1996 6y ago
> you'd rather run Microsoft's proprietary browser No, I'd rather use higher quality free software: as it's chromium based it's open source. Nothing prevents debian from compiling a de-microsofted edgium, like they do with a de-googled chromium. As for sideloading darkreader, that's a decent idea! But I'm not sure I want a worse user experience (firefox firing its devs may not have been the brightest idea!) and be forced to sideload extensions for things that are already included in another free software browser.