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Small nit: this reads in English as a double negative. It's easier to picture if you think of neither as 'not either.' Perhaps 'it uses neither' or 'doesn't u
by silisili 3y ago
Small nit: this reads in English as a double negative. It's easier to picture if you think of neither as 'not either.'
Perhaps 'it uses neither' or 'doesn't use either.'
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- stjohnswarts 3y agoYou don't need either or neither to get the same point across. "It doesn't use Chrome or Gecko" works just fine :)