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Finally! I hate having to regularly clear my browser data or navigating those horrible consent UIs when I don't have cookieautodelete.
I'm very happy with Consent-O-Matic for auto accepting cookie popups with privacy preserving choices done for me. Prior to that I used "i don't care about cookies". https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/consent-o-mat...
Finally! I hate having to regularly clear my browser data or navigating those horrible consent UIs when I don't have cookieautodelete.
I'm very happy with Consent-O-Matic for auto accepting cookie popups with privacy preserving choices done for me. Prior to that I used "i don't care about cookies". https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/consent-o-mat...
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I'm very happy with Consent-O-Matic for auto accepting cookie popups with privacy preserving choices done for me. Prior to that I used "i don't care about cookies". https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/consent-o-mat...
Why autoaccept?
Mmm, too bad FF is so slow compared to Chrome/Chromite, at least on my older phone. I suppose newer phones can handle it, but at the same time, I don't think many users realize the additional performance impact extensions can have on the browser.
Mmm, too bad FF is so slow compared to Chrome/Chromite, at least on my older phone. I suppose newer phones can handle it, but at the same time, I don't think many users realize the additional performance impact extensions can have on the browser.
Finally! I hate having to regularly clear my browser data or navigating those horrible consent UIs when I don't have cookieautodelete.
One of the things might be putting cookies on your computer.
I'm fine with just blocking and not giving consent.
Mmm, too bad FF is so slow compared to Chrome/Chromite, at least on my older phone. I suppose newer phones can handle it, but at the same time, I don't think many users realize the additional performance impact extensions can have on the browser.
Firefox is significantly faster than Chrome once you install UBlock Origin.
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I see people hating on Mozilla, not Firefox. They absolutely deserve it too. They got one billion dollars and they're reducing software development spending to focus on agenda pushing instead. One would think they'd try to fix the web by making Firefox the dominant browser.
> They got one billion dollars and they're reducing software development spending to focus on agenda pushing instead Where have they announced that they're focusing on "agenda pushing"? Mozilla's "agenda" feels like a very tiny part of what they do, it's just that people talk about it endlessly.
There's definitely an agenda. It's one that's good for users IMHO though, as opposed to the agendas of the for-profit browser makers.
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I see people hating on Mozilla, not Firefox. They absolutely deserve it too. They got one billion dollars and they're reducing software development spending to focus on agenda pushing instead. One would think they'd try to fix the web by making Firefox the dominant browser.
Can someone elaborate why Mozilla gets hate? I don't pay much attention to that and just use Firefox.