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Firefox now has Terms of Use! This'll go over like a lead balloon
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this post was submitted on 27 Feb 2025
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Agree with this, but sadly there isn't a way back. Gecko is a marginal engine with only few % in the market. The change to Gecko - Mozilla as Dominant in the market going to have occurred more than 15 years ago, instead of becoming Google's pet by signing a contract to be financed by Alphabet - Google. There are no corporations or relevant groups using Gecko browsers, Google wins the web, optimized for Chromium. The train has gone for Mozilla since time by own fault, selling their soul and independence. There isn't not longer a way to go against Google by avoiding Blink, now it's like trying to combat CocaCola, drinking instead Pepsi. At the end only count, which fits the best your needs.
Yes, the inbuild adblocker, it depends full on the user of Vivaldi, which filters he want to use, not on a third party community.