Well I don't trust substacks so...
I mean, I also don't trust Brave and would rather use librewolf et al; but anyway....
Well I don't trust substacks so...
I mean, I also don't trust Brave and would rather use librewolf et al; but anyway....
A Palentir adviser…
No half-measures: use Dillo.
Sorry, I should have made my comment more clear. I didn't mean that I would use one of the big two before using the scripts but rather, I would use a fork that's officially maintained before I maintain the changes myself while using a browser that I know is trying to do things I don't want it to do. As mentioned on the developer's page:
Do the settings stay applied?
Yes, as long as the web browsers continue to support the settings used in the configuration files. Web browsers occasionally add, remove, or replace the settings options, so if the custom configuration breaks, try installing the latest available version.
Which I foresee as being an issue that something quits working but either you're not sure why(script/browser/site/etc.) or it breaks and you don't know it, allowing some background process that you're not aware is happening.
Rather than maintain my own alterations to a browser with anti-features, I by far prefer to use a browser(in my case, Librewolft for lin/win and Ironfox for Android) that is kept up-to-date and maintained/improved upon without my input.
What browser are you using that isn't just a modification of chromium/firefox?
Honest question. All i know about are only forks that basically do the same thing as the scripts try to do.
A valiant effort by the dev but I'll choose a browser that fits my requirements before trying to modify a browser that I know doesn't.
Just full of crypto shit and likes to steal tips that users expect to go to creators.
nice but oddly out of date article
yay brave
That makes no sense. But Firefox users are often like that.
Good point.
Its a theil backed browser I would rather use stock firefox than brave if you're worried about privacy which is its whole selling point.
Hey, at least it’s not more browser bloat, or AI features no one asked for.
Who/where is the quotation from?
Just tried browsing with it today. Handled my own websites just fine - really nice to see!
would be nice to see it included as an engine in a fork of a "real" browser since they're not intending on making an actual browser UI atm.
We'll keep support for MV2 extensions for as long as possible
How long is "as long as possible"? Is it under <5 years?
I will keep using Waterfox.
That's a lot of progress! If they continue like this, Mozilla can kiss their asses bye bye or actually stop being such lazy Google lovers. My guess is that they'll just double down on whatever trend there is and keep bleeding users.
Please provide proof of these claims and if you can't, please stop spreading hearsay. I'm not saying you're lying, but fakenews spreads with "I heard" and I want to be able to read a source before making up my mind .
Yeah, big scam. Probably a fash front.
Last I hear on the grapevine is ladybird developer is fascist and has publicly associated with other fascists; that plus cloudflare really disincentives supporting this browser project.
Challenge the status quo... by making part of it?
Right? Couldn't tell if I was taking crazy pills or we're much more doomed than I thought
Cloudflare support to challenge the status quo must be sarcasm.
Damn I think this is big.
Exploiting a monopoly has its perks.