what went wrong?
What went wrong?
Kayden Nguyen
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Elijah Roberts
works on my machine desu
Easton Smith
thats not i mean but thanks for the clarification nonetheless
Dylan Allen
Nothing, firefox is saved.
Jayden Moore
Rust
Nathan Powell
wow firefox is saved but i think the ceo needed more raise
John Hill
the release of firefox 3.0
Caleb Stewart
gaysex and the html+javascript game was rigged from the beginning, maybe even http
Samuel Williams
everything
Josiah Campbell
broken protocol from the days of netscape, unfixable, all web browsers have to be destroyed
Hudson Sullivan
trannies
Gabriel Adams
leftist caring more about social activism and ousting a guy for being a christian in his private life rather than making a good browser.
Christopher Cooper
This.
Xavier Peterson
Trannies
Lincoln Ortiz
what a shit feature
Instead let me define multiple download directories and select a particular one when right click saving
Owen Brown
and one click downloads without right clicking and moving cursor to save button first
John Flores
Trannies
Lincoln Scott
This.
Stuck between Tranny cuck lefty scum browser and impending adblockers stop working on Chrome when manifest v2 is removed.
What a fucking choice -_-
Cameron Scott
> -_-
cute
Alexander Price
Fuck that release was so great it would actually make you laugh at every start how most people did not know it and used IE instead.
Now everything is crap.
Cooper Nelson
Any way to prevent the tab opening automatically? It's so fucking annoying. I don't use everything I DL instantly ffs. Haven't checked About:Settings yet.
Leo Johnson
Should've been optional
Austin Hernandez
Mozilla
it turned out you can't make money with open source
Charles Rogers
Not my problem user
brave.com
>The recent Chromium’s Manifest v3 controversy around the overheads of the various extensions using the WebRequest API to inspect and potentially block undesired requests did not affect Brave as requests are processed natively, deep within the browser’s network stack.
Ethan Foster