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So, I'm staying with #Firefox, even though their CEO is tone-deaf and clumsy and destroying #Mozilla's reputation because today I had to remove 6 extensions in #Vivaldi (my sometimes alternate (hear-me.social)
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So, I'm staying with #Firefox, even though their CEO is tone-deaf and clumsy and destroying #Mozilla's reputation because today I had to remove 6 extensions in #Vivaldi (my sometimes alternate browser), several of which were security-related, because of Google's changes. I miss them. I want them back.

Bottom line. I definitely feel more secure using Firefox than a Chrome-based browser, and I won't let my disappointment with Mozilla kill off the only alternative to Google. I will continue using Firefox.

As far as using a fork of Firefox, if Firefox doesn't live on, neither will these forks.

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[-] dominic@qlub.social 5 points 1 day ago

@Jerry@hear-me.social same here. I tried some #Firefox forks in the last few days. No one convinced me to switch from the original browser. Firefox is strong, more since they have brought the vertical tabs. And at work, the Multi containers extension is a no brainer for me. I still use Brave, and since a few days I give another try to Vivaldi. But FF is still my default browser.

[-] Squizzy@lemmy.world 1 points 1 day ago

I have never used the containers feature, could it be used to sign into work mail completely separately and have its own shortcut?

I want zero cross contamination with microsoft.

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