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I use FF and I don’t care about privacy, telemetry, or Lunux. I care about performance, ad blocking, and website compatibility.
by p1esk 4y ago
I use FF and I don’t care about privacy, telemetry, or Lunux. I care about performance, ad blocking, and website compatibility.
- cercatrova 4y agoThis. I use Firefox primarily for uBlock Origin not being gimped by Google's push for Web Extensions Manifest V3.
- Nextgrid 4y ago> don’t care about privacy > performance, ad blocking Blocking privacy-invasive garbage and ads (aka spam) will often improve performance. So you'd still indirectly benefit from a user-focused, privacy friendly browser even if you don't explicitly care about privacy.
- pessimizer 4y agoIf you care about performance and compatibility, you prefer Chrome. If you really care about ad blocking, Firefox should be very important to you like a year from now, if Google doesn't retreat before they even lock v2 extensions out. If they back off, what's the reason you have to prefer Firefox?
- p1esk 4y agowhat's the reason you have to prefer Firefox? Two reasons: 1. inertia - I’ve been using it for 17 years and it’s still good enough to not switch, and 2. Google already knows too much about me, I don’t want to give them even more data through their browser. So I guess I do care about privacy…
- pessimizer 4y agoYes you do.