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As a loyal Firefox user... I may be switching browsers. I'm mostly happy with Firefox but not entirely. I used brave years ago but wanted to support an open w

As a loyal Firefox user... I may be switching browsers. I'm mostly happy with Firefox but not entirely. I used brave years ago but wanted to support an open web by supporting competitive software. I've been looking at brave more recently because the web doesn't care and Firefox has made some questionable decisions lately (like pocket and suggested results from sponsors and the turning red ad... which is a good movie but a terrible move by Firefox). I use brave on my phone and I'm pretty happy with it and I hate amp links. This is a compelling change for me.

Zetaphor 4y ago
Friendly reminder that Brave is just "Red Chrome". It only continues to exist as long as Google deems Chromium based browsers a viable means of eliminating worries of antitrust legislation, as only Google employees make direct code contributions. The same argument can also be made for Firefox since a sizeable portion of their funding comes from Google, but at least they're developing a separate rendering engine. That is more conducive to a "open web" built on "competitive software" than everyone using Blink and the standards being driven by Googles whimsy.
aero-glide2 4y ago
I too switched from firefox to brave. https://gist.github.com/supersonic71/96277273dab6422bb913629679b54657 https://gist.github.com/supersonic71/96277273dab6422bb913629... Follow steps 1,4 and 5 to turn off the annoying stuff in Brave.
miked85 4y ago
There is a FF extension to redirect AMP pages: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/amp2html/ https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/amp2html/