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I switched a few months ago and am pretty happy, once you find the right addons. The reason I switched was some niggling privacy concerns and then discovering
by Nick_C 14y ago
I switched a few months ago and am pretty happy, once you find the right addons.
The reason I switched was some niggling privacy concerns and then discovering that google-chrome won't allow Ghostery to block doubleclick.
Firefox with:
adblock-plus,
ghostery,
noscript,
requestpolicy,
refcontrol and
cookiemonster
addresses all the privacy concerns. Then:
add to searchbar,
customizable shortcuts,
duplicate in tab context menu,
firegestures,
open link in ..., and
sessionmanager
give me pretty much the same UX as I had in google-chrome.