We who?
Make the decision for yourself, crowd following doesn't replace an informed decision.
Honestly it still is the lesser evil
No because it was colossally overblown to begin with.
As more and more people drift away from corporate control of our connections, I wonder when the U.S. will introduce laws to ban these user controlled environments in the name of national security.
They'll just do it again later more sneakily
Yep, a company that does something in the first place will always do it again.
I'll use whatever gecko browser that works best. LibreWolf currently.
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