I remember the times when I had three or more different browsers installed, just because each had their own unique and useful features. Had some workflows for each too. Now, I ended up using the least worst browser, and that must tell something about current situation in "browser market".
Testing the Firefox Alternatives
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Re: Testing the Firefox Alternatives
#62I just don't get all the hate for Firefox "AI" integration. Probably I am out of the loop, but to get access to all chatbots that are actually collecting user data and using questions for more training, are "locked" behind some API and requires for user to enter login credentials? Please correct me if I am wrong. Sure, I hate Pocket as any other Firefox user, and always disable it on new install, and I assume I will be able to disable all those chatbot integrations too? Oh, and I forgot about the new weather widget... Yes, situation is dire.
Re: Testing the Firefox Alternatives
#63I may get some naysayers for this, maybe because I'm on macOS and not Linux or Windows but... Two features I love about Safari is: - Pinch/Zoom to view all my tabs as windows to switch between tabs - What at least appears to be total isolation between tabs when in private browsing mode. If I login to Facebook in one tab, then open up a new tab and go to Facebook, it will not see me as logged in. Chrome nor Firefox ha…
Do Firefox [temporary container tabs]( https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/temporary-con... ) fit the bill?
Maybe but I never could figure out how to do it and safari did it out of the box with little to no configuration