Linux Is Best on Nostr: "But... but... Google is an ad company too, just like Mozilla, and by extensions, ...
"But... but... Google is an ad company too, just like Mozilla, and by extensions, that means Chromium is just as bad as Firefox."
YES. - That is the problem and why, Firefox lost the browser war!
Do you think I and others kept using Firefox because we liked the cute fox logo? If yes, think again. We used Firefox because Firefox stood for something better, but unfortunately, they continued to make questionable choices. Now they're an ad company who is looking to incorporate A.I. in a future release, while also working closely with Meta (Facebook).
Since all web browser now rooted themselves in evil, I am going to embrace the web browser that will provide me the most compatibility, ease of use, functions, features, and support.
Vivaldi Browser is the lessor evil here since they're going to give me all those extra features, functions, ease of user, compatibility, and support I want, while also not strictly following every move Google / Microsoft performs with Chromium, and Vivaldi is also not an ad company, like either Mozilla or Google. Ad blockers are still going to work, because they're keeping v2 support, plus they include a built-in ad blocker of their own.
"But.... But.... They're not 100% open source!"
Mozilla Firefox is 100% open source, and Mozilla has turned into an ad company, and are including A.I. in Firefox, along with a "feature" to report the performance of ads, even if you have an ad blocker. -- Just because it is open source, does not mean things are better, obviously!
That said, Vivaldi, again, is not an ad company, the back end (Chromium) is open source, they're including their own ad blocker, while continuing to support 3rd party ad-blockers (uBlock, Privacy Badger, etc.), and offer me the most compatibility, ease of use, functions, features, and support, greater than that of what Mozilla Firefox offers, and without the nonsense.
The browser wars are over. As in, the game shutdown, sorry. As in, game over. Mozilla, you are the weakest link, goodbye!
#Mozilla #Firefox #MozillaFirefox #Vivaldi #VivaldiBrowser
YES. - That is the problem and why, Firefox lost the browser war!
Do you think I and others kept using Firefox because we liked the cute fox logo? If yes, think again. We used Firefox because Firefox stood for something better, but unfortunately, they continued to make questionable choices. Now they're an ad company who is looking to incorporate A.I. in a future release, while also working closely with Meta (Facebook).
Since all web browser now rooted themselves in evil, I am going to embrace the web browser that will provide me the most compatibility, ease of use, functions, features, and support.
Vivaldi Browser is the lessor evil here since they're going to give me all those extra features, functions, ease of user, compatibility, and support I want, while also not strictly following every move Google / Microsoft performs with Chromium, and Vivaldi is also not an ad company, like either Mozilla or Google. Ad blockers are still going to work, because they're keeping v2 support, plus they include a built-in ad blocker of their own.
"But.... But.... They're not 100% open source!"
Mozilla Firefox is 100% open source, and Mozilla has turned into an ad company, and are including A.I. in Firefox, along with a "feature" to report the performance of ads, even if you have an ad blocker. -- Just because it is open source, does not mean things are better, obviously!
That said, Vivaldi, again, is not an ad company, the back end (Chromium) is open source, they're including their own ad blocker, while continuing to support 3rd party ad-blockers (uBlock, Privacy Badger, etc.), and offer me the most compatibility, ease of use, functions, features, and support, greater than that of what Mozilla Firefox offers, and without the nonsense.
The browser wars are over. As in, the game shutdown, sorry. As in, game over. Mozilla, you are the weakest link, goodbye!
#Mozilla #Firefox #MozillaFirefox #Vivaldi #VivaldiBrowser