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Firefox is controlled opposition practically owned by Google. Follow the money. Ladybird seems to be the only hope, once available.
I heard Mozilla described as "Google's antitrust lawsuit insurance." That doesn't really seem relevant these days though. Although I guess duopolies are totally fine.
Is mouse support in Vivaldi still broken?
I have no idea what this is about, but this comment sounds like it was posted from the 90s. Do we also need to compile an extension to support playing *.wav files in it? Sorry, couldn't resist... :)
Every time I try use Vivaldi I encounter how incredibly slow the UI is. Are all Vivaldi users running it on specced out desktops? Or is it just ao lineux UI latency issue?
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This is the main reason I stay away from Vivaldi; using Firefox is, for all of Mozilla's borderline comical mismanagement, a protest vote against Blink (and previously, Chromium).
Firefox is controlled opposition practically owned by Google. Follow the money. Ladybird seems to be the only hope, once available.
If Firefox and Apple can't rein in Google with their competing engines, what exactly does Ladybird change?
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I have no idea what this is about, but this comment sounds like it was posted from the 90s. Do we also need to compile an extension to support playing *.wav files in it? Sorry, couldn't resist... :)
I believe MiddleClickAutoscroll was broken in last "stable" GNU/Linux version. I can check once I'm on my laptop.
The proposed solution didn't work by the way. I uninstalled right there.
Guys use Vivaldi. It's a present. A browser that has a sustainable business model and interests that reconcile with the user interests - consume the web as god intended, with no literally aids and cancer ads out of the box. I switched a while ago from Firefox and while the UI is.. different, it's been a great experience. In my opinion this project and the great people behind it must be the leaders of this industry, a…
Vivaldi for Android does not support extensions, making it a non-starter for me.
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The real hegemony is the Blink hegemony. Google (an advertising company) can pretty much unilaterally dictate web standards. A terrible state of affairs for the web. That's the real issue and using another Chrome reskin is never going to fix it.
This is the main reason I stay away from Vivaldi; using Firefox is, for all of Mozilla's borderline comical mismanagement, a protest vote against Blink (and previously, Chromium).
Both projects (Chromium and Firefox) are open, so it's like Linux vs FreeBSD, but at least FreeBSD has a clear licensing advantage.
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This is the main reason I stay away from Vivaldi; using Firefox is, for all of Mozilla's borderline comical mismanagement, a protest vote against Blink (and previously, Chromium).
This is why I use Zen. All the benefits of Vivaldi, with the peace of mind supporting a Mozilla stack.