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I've been on Firefox for decades and I'm 100% ready to jump ship. Tried Zen today and it didn't feel right—felt too much like it wanted to be Arc but ended up a bit frankenstein-y in the process. Open to suggestions that aren't Arc or Brave, if anyone has them!
sudo apt remove firefox-esr
Done.
CEO's job has become easy. Just slap AI in the product and profit millions in bonus.
At this point, is there any full-featured browser that is neither Blink-based nor burdened by a metric tonne of junk? With the way Firefox is going, Safari might well be the sole survivor, which is not a state of affairs I'm particularly happy with.
There is the Ladybird browser project: https://ladybird.org/ I guess they will get a lot of interest after this new round of Mozilla bullshit.
So if I don't have any such provider, am I safe from AI?
And what about local models?
I've been on Firefox for decades and I'm 100% ready to jump ship. Tried Zen today and it didn't feel right—felt too much like it wanted to be Arc but ended up a bit frankenstein-y in the process. Open to suggestions that aren't Arc or Brave, if anyone has them!
I jumped to Vivaldi. I was drawn to it by the amount of personalization it offers and after spending a bit of time setting it up to my liking it is now my daily browser. I don't use the integrated calendar or mail client, just the browser and you don't notice these features are even there since they don't spam you. It is chromium based however.
I use Firefox personally, where do people who care about privacy go? For those of you who’ve already given up on Firefox (I can understand why..), where did you go?
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We can only hope the market lets their preferences known. Also, that the executives don’t assume it’s a victory because people begrudgingly use the stuff, because there are no other options.
How? Everyone is doing this crap. There is no alternative.