This is a "subtle" post. They link to https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/firefox-minimalist-logo https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/firefox-minimalist-logo They are p

This is a "subtle" post. They link to https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/firefox-minimalist-logo https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/firefox-minimalist-logo They are pointing out that some folk have noted that their logo is getting more and more stylistic and the fox bit might disappear. Some of the comments/memes about this are implying via the logo that FF is losing their way. Good skills FF and that reminds me to get off my arse and ditch some other browsers. I moved from FF to Chrom{ium} wholesale a few (10+?) years back because "reasons" - probably compatibility. I used to use the old FF sync thing and it was a right old pain moving to the Google one but seemed the right thing to do at the time. Now I think I'll move back to FF again and keep my bookmarks etc to myself. Then I'll migrate my firm and then my customers and my family of course. Browser sync data costs less than pence to manage (I have quite a lot of sites, storage and decent links to piss around with.) Sorry, mind fart dump! Using FF does not combat anything: it's a bloody web browser - no more or less. However the programmers behind FF are ostensibly quite keen on privacy and the like.