Food for thought
Food for thought
What would you do if FireFox went away?
Interesting article.
https://www.zdnet.com/article/an-endang ... s-firefox/
Interesting article.
https://www.zdnet.com/article/an-endang ... s-firefox/
Re: Food for thought
Continue to use Opera...
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Re: Food for thought
Keep using Google Chrome.
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Re: Food for thought
That article reads like pure FUD to me.
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Re: Food for thought
... staying with Vivaldi!
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Re: Food for thought
No offense to anyone, but in my opinion, Google is evil and Opera is now nothing more than a Google clone. If Firefox fails, or becomes much more of a pita to turn off all their spammy crap, then something with the philosophy of Vivaldi would be my replacement.Vivaldi is owned by its employees. And we plan to keep it that way.
Having no external investors gives us the freedom to listen to our users and, together with them, build the browser they deserve. We don´t track you and we will never sell your data.
ymmv...
Edit:
Sorry Adrian, didn't see that at first. Never heard of Brave before, but it also seems to be [a clone of / based on] Chromium.
So, personally, I'll skip Brave as well...Chromium is a free and open-source software project from Google.
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Re: Food for thought
Go back to my 286 with DR-DOS and lynx.
That was a joke!
On MX we'll have plenty of choices. No worries.
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Re: Food for thought
Continue with Chrome and wait for a new group to salvage the pieces, fork the project, and launch a new streamlined version.
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Re: Food for thought
I trust Vivaldi. I was using Opera for many years but since these chinese companies took over it I don't fully trust it anymore.Michael-IDA wrote: Sun Aug 16, 2020 10:20 am Google is evil and Opera is now nothing more than a Google clone.