@aral@mastodon.ar.al Damn, not firefox too. It was the last mainstream browser that didn't exploit your privacy. People who want to switch, Vivaldi, Brave and other firefox forks are still open (though you should do your research before moving)
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@mozillaofficial@mastodon.social @firefoxnightly@mastodon.social care to explain?
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Where does Opera stand as a privacy oriented choice?
@aral@mastodon.ar.al luckily one has a choice... to switch what theyre using.
one choice might be the tor browser. which is based on ff, lets you import your bookmarks (password import is a bit problematic...) and supports the extensions without that the web would be unbareable.
@aral@mastodon.ar.al That looks bad. But it won't drive me to run straight in the claws of Google's Chromium. The choices without Chromium are thin. Maybe i will give LibreWolf a spin some day.
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@FirewallDragons@mastodon.social My email to you preceded my seeing this, but yeah, in the same vein of questioning…
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