@thelinuxEXP@mastodon.social And use what? All the hundred Chrome forks? Or several Firefox forks that cannot exist on their own without Firefox and Mozilla? Firefox and Mozilla are a lesser evil. It's not ideal, but I'd rather use tweaked Firefox than any Chrome fork or all the flawed Firefox forks. That's just the reality.

I personally can't wait for Ladybird. A clean slate with no corporate background.

@nixCraft@mastodon.social @dannycolin@floss.social Ai in itself is fine. Local LLM translation in Firefox is really good and I'd take it over Google Translate any time. If Mozilla is planning on adding local LLM summary of webpages, fine. If they train it on their own systems and not on user's I'm fine with it.

Firefox is the only browser that still gives us flexibility with about:config. Don't like the Labs panel? You can turn it off. Don't like this or that? You can turn it off. They just need to fix their communication.

@davidrevoy@framapiaf.org I've tried and used so many browser in my life, but at the moment I have a priority of not using anything Google and to not deal with issues and BS. Firefox fits that despite all the idiocies Mozilla is doing as I don't have the time and nerves anymore to deal with random issues forks have that Firefox doesn't. Like, literally the first news streaming site for news I use didn't work in Waterfox and does in Firefox. So, there's that.

@davidrevoy@framapiaf.org I've gone Waterfox and in just 1 day returned to Firefox because so many things just didn't work that did and still do in Firefox. Which is weird but still.

@kde@floss.social @kde@lemmy.kde.social KDE always looked nice, but I really disliked how window frames looked different between different apps. Also the highlight lag on mouse hover over right side of main elements in "start" menu on most distros was annoying as hell.

@kde@floss.social @kde@lemmy.kde.social KDE used to be my frontend of choice, but I really dislike how inconsistent it is across apps, specifically window frames that look different and have different buttons to manipulate them. GNOME doesn't seem to have that issue or at least isn't as visible.