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Firefox's problem seems to be that it's roughly as good as Chrome, with some weird advertising partnerships thrown in the mix. Yes, you can disable it, but—barr
by tiltowait 2y ago
Firefox's problem seems to be that it's roughly as good as Chrome, with some weird advertising partnerships thrown in the mix. Yes, you can disable it, but—barring massive changes in public sentiment toward Chrome/Google—the browser needs to be more than "as good as" the market leader.
What that looks like, I don't know. Maybe Arc (or Zen, which is like Arc for Gecko) has the right idea.