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Firefox has a hammer out again (lemy.lol)
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[-] TootSweet@lemmy.world 7 points 2 weeks ago

Honestly, I'm starting to think in terms of what really would it look like to not use a (Firefox- or Webkit-based) browser any more.

Aside from random one-off things I wouldn't know I wanted to use until I wanted to use it, a few things I'd want to be able to use on my desktop Gentoo machine:

  • Discord (without installing the proprietary dedicated app, though I don't currently give a fuck about video or audio -- just chat)
  • Lemmy (I might literally write my own client if necessary, but I'm curious about Neon Modem)
  • YouTube (Minitube's not terrible)
  • Wikipedia (Dillo would probably work ok for Wikipedia, though I'd definitely lose features like link hovering previous and such)
  • Twitch (No idea how to do that yet)
  • Gmail (Mutt, maybe? Though, honestly, I should quit Gmail and get another provider anyway.)
  • Various relatively-mainstream news sites and blogs (Dillo? RSS readers?)

There are probably plenty of things I'm not thinking of. We'll see if I ever do that or not.

this post was submitted on 18 Dec 2025
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