Since I haven’t seen a post about this, I decided to post this. Sorry in advance if this is a duplicate

  • @iwannetEnglish
    2•8 months ago

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    • @[email protected]English
      1•8 months ago

      The Australis rollout was a massive controversy at its time, and so was nuking the old extensions in favour of those using Chrome’s standard despite most functionality having no replacement in the new API. They also didn’t bother implementing AD group policies for a very long time, which lost them all (or maybe just most) corporate use cases.

      There were also a bunch of smaller ones along the way; I left FF when they made self hosting your own sync server virtually impossible.

        • @[email protected]English
          2•8 months ago

          Probably not most popular choice here, but Vivaldi… I’d like to condition myself into using Tor, but it’s hard getting to used to the occasional slowness. I still have FF installed too, but it’s just so incredibly bug ridden on Android that I’d not recommend it for daily use.

          • @[email protected]English
            2•8 months ago

            Vivaldi has a better vision.In android, I use stripped-out version of Firefox i.e.fennec and mull. I do have open-source fork of chromium, Bromite just-in case I need it.