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The moment that I see Edge in F-Droid, I will install it. That would require a submission of all of the source code, so I assume this will never happen. I would consider Edge if it showed up in FFUpdater. I don't see it there either.
Eh, so what's the point of the comment?
Firefox for Android also supports extensions, including uBlock Origin: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/ublock-origin...
It’s very hard given the constraints, but apparently not impossible, since Orion manages to run at least some web extensions.
I'll be sticking with Firefox, it has extensions and is not owned by an advertising company.
~75% of Mozilla revenue comes from Google. Edge would be a much safer bet if you don't want a browser funded primarily with ad dollars.
The moment that I see Edge in F-Droid, I will install it. That would require a submission of all of the source code, so I assume this will never happen. I would consider Edge if it showed up in FFUpdater. I don't see it there either.
Eh, so what's the point of the comment?
I'll be sticking with Firefox, it has extensions and is not owned by an advertising company.
~75% of Mozilla revenue comes from Google. Edge would be a much safer bet if you don't want a browser funded primarily with ad dollars.
Firefox for Android also supports extensions, including uBlock Origin: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/ublock-origin...
I really wish it would support them for iOS as well. It’s very hard given the constraints, but apparently not impossible, since Orion manages to run at least some web extensions.
I'll be sticking with Firefox, it has extensions and is not owned by an advertising company.
~75% of Mozilla revenue comes from Google. Edge would be a much safer bet if you don't want a browser funded primarily with ad dollars.
Yes you can turn all this off, but in default mode it is maddening.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
~75% of Mozilla revenue comes from Google. Edge would be a much safer bet if you don't want a browser funded primarily with ad dollars.
That's insane. Edge is one big ad. Have you even ever opened it? Their home page is a tabloid.
I'll be sticking with Firefox, it has extensions and is not owned by an advertising company.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
~75% of Mozilla revenue comes from Google. Edge would be a much safer bet if you don't want a browser funded primarily with ad dollars.
Ever opened a default install of Edge? Shows MSN news, ads, ads posing as news articles, built-in shopping discount coupons etc. Yes you can turn all this off, but in default mode it is maddening.