A child has been killed near Bethlehem by an Israeli land mine.

Merry Christmas, conservative "Christians."

I've found that you better quit using Firefox., too
They have stopped offering the "Do Not Track" options.
There's a fork named #LibreWolf, you ca use instead.

pnqk.me/udr2h8

> Is it time to switch to Firefox?

I have been using #Firefox since the end of legendary #Opera 12.x series - I never understood what people see in #Chrome ...

Some guide for #UNIX systems below:
vermaden.wordpress.com/2024/03…

Get rid of google stuff entirely. Contacts, mail, calendar -> @mailbox_org + @davx5app
Photos cloud sync -> @ente
Videoconferencing -> @OpenTalkMeeting

Its fairly simple. If someone cant do it on its own, help them.

I never left the Mosaic, Netscape, Firefox line of developments. And quite happy with that. Since 1993.

#webbrowser

u block?

Not familiar with it

lynx.

No. But how utterly surprising. Nowadays I use Safari but when I had a GUI linux box (now it’s just the server and the one with a GUI, fedora, is down for a while) I used firefox.

I am surprised you still used chrome. Google talks about how safe and secure chrome is and how many attacks chrome prevents but it’s rubbish like this that does the exact opposite. But it’s unsurprising sadly.

weird that ladybird wasn't mentioned.

ladybird.org/

personally i haven't tested, but worth mentioning.

chromium is developed by google. however, mozilla takes google's money to develop firefox. maybe firefox based is less worse, but there is still google's money and influence somehow.

I don’t understand why anyone uses a browser created by the company that turned humanity into a commodity.

We *know* Google sees us as lemmings to be captured and sold. Why feed your captor?

#dumpgoogle

Origin Lite is inferior in many ways. For instance, its rules can be updated only when a new version is published, there are no custom rules, etc.

A better solution is to change browser. I'm quite happy with Brave, used Opera and Vivaldi before that, which are also OK. Despite being Chromium-based like Chrome, Brave doesn't have this shit, so the extension works. Plus, Brave has its own built-in ad blocking, which wouldn't be subject to this crap, even if the crap were to be ported from Chromium, because it is browser-based, not extension-based.

Somehow I have never seen a clear reason to switch. From #Firefox to Chrome that is. Google gets enough data already.

Yes, granted, Firefox had a long bad stretch on Android with almost no extensions available. But at least it always *had* extensions. Why would I use a browser (Chrome) that is utterly unusable on mobile and hence desktop-only?

With Firefox I've always had a usable browser on *all* of my devices. Including syncing of tabs and other cross-device convenience features.

It has always been time to switch to Firefox (don't ignore the anti-FF type lately, follow it and comment as a user… also check out waterfox)

(I worked at NSCP back in the day, Core Technologies)

If you're a Vivaldi user (chromium fork) then give Zen Browser (Firefox fork) as they're both superior asthetically. Zen has the benefit of Firefox extentions.

But yeah, Firefox is probably the safest bet for usability.

i use Firefox-ESR (Extended Support Release) + uBlock Origin.

I like ESR cause its rock stable, and on ublock added the experience on the web its unmatched