Has anyone else noticed an uptick in firefox hate posts unprompted by any recent change to the browser?
Anti-firefox paid campaign
Caleb Torres
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madaidans-insecurities.github.io
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Easton Rivera
>unprompted
the browser is nagware, it deserves every piece of hate it gets
Isaiah Green
Yes.
Though any hate towards the Chromification of download panel (a.k.a. "improvements to download panel") is justified
Carson Lopez
Competitor finds modern smear tactics more effective than traditional advertisements when consumers can smell a forces meme or attention seeking social interactions from a mile away.
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If I have to go back to chromium for my main browser brave isn't even in the top 5.
John Young
I do it for free.
Brody Gray
probably pale moon dev
Blake Gutierrez
maybe mozilla execs shouldn't have gone woke
Jayden Allen
Who cares? All web browsers are garbage and they as well as anyone who likes them or developing in that "ecosystem" should be mocked, ridiculed and lined up against the wall.
Ethan Young
brave browser is the best browser firefox is trannies
Daniel Reyes
google is (((transitioning))) to manifest v3 and they want you to be a good goy and consooom all the ads
Sebastian Rogers
firefox is an easier target than most because of it's pozzed staff and pushing irritating activist shit. i've had less issues with it than most chromium browsers so it's neither here nor there for me
Parker Harris
>pozzed staff
as opposed to chromium made by the wokest corporation on earth that encourages employees to push leftist politics in workplace?
Connor White
Just curious, if you had to choose what chromium based browser would you choose. I hope you take into consideration manifest v3.
Jace Johnson
>>muh (((manifest v3)))
Not my problem
zdnet.com
>"To respond on the declarativeWebRequest change (restricting webRequest in full behind an enterprise policy screen), we will continue to support webRequest for all extensions in Brave," Eich told ZDNet
Samuel Morales
The moment there's something better, I'll dump firefox immediately.. For the time being though, I'll be sticking with firefox.
Xavier Long
>the browser is nagware
Justin Rivera
Enterprise flag is removed earlier than expected, just 6 months after the normal Chrome removes Manifest v3, in summer 2023
Carson Wilson
jay irwin funds this with his discord transition money
Brody Hall
>nooooo how dare folx hate my favorite piece of software noooo
grow up
Easton Green
doesn't matter what google does, based brave will support ublock no matter what, cope harder
Ryan Bell
Recently adding ads to the URL bar
techradar.com
EME DRM botnet downloaded by default
Pocket (proprietary service, ads, promoted content)
en.m.wikipedia.org
>The integration was controversial, as users displayed concerns for the direct integration of a proprietary service into an open source application, and that it could not be completely disabled without editing advanced settings, unlike third-party extensions.
Automatically installing Mr. Robot adware through experimental extensions program
cnet.com
Promotes Cloudflare DNS MitM botnet
digdeeper.neocities.org
Inferior fingerprinting protection and other leaks
bugzilla.mozilla.org
Breaking compatibility for old extensions
blog.mozilla.org
Breaking add-on certificate signing, disabling NoScript on Tor browser and threatening millions of users
forbes.com
Breaking css UI customization features
Breaking user modifiable options (most recent compact mode)
ghacks.net
Removing about:config sorting and filtering, completely removed on Android
ghacks.net
Poor security, even with Fission they are years behind (especially on Android)
madaidans-insecurities.github.io
Overall performance sucks and has not improved (loses in 90% of benchmarks)
phoronix.com