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How? Seriously, I keep seeing this argument against using Firefox, but as a long time user I fail to see any glaring issues with it. The only websites that bre
by ulrikrasmussen 1y ago
How? Seriously, I keep seeing this argument against using Firefox, but as a long time user I fail to see any glaring issues with it.
The only websites that break for me are those I broke on purpose by using ad-block.
- WarOnPrivacy 1y ago> I keep seeing this argument against using Firefox, but as a long time user I fail to see any glaring issues with it. No glaring or usability issues. What happened is that Firefox added some defaults that mimic a tiny bit of Chromium browser behavior. Recommend extensions as you browse Recommend features as you browse Send technical and interaction data to Mozilla Allow websites to perform privacy-preserving ad measurement There's that and the long-time sponsored crap on the new tab page. It takes a moment to toggle it all off.