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182·2 years agoNo ⌚.
37·2 years agoNo because brave and Vivaldi exist. Also there is Adguard app for Android or software for windows (not DNS one) and then browser doesn’t matter.
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He’s not lying. Mutiple tests around net agree that OUT OF THE BOX it’s the most secure browser.
It works fine. It’s just you. The year of linux is every year.
No.
2·2 years agoFirefox is as much botnet as others. Full of telemetry, diagnostics, pocket and other shit. That’s why there are secure forks. Firefox in stock form is as much botnet as others. Also firefox is selling out to the same google so don’t pretent it’s better because it’s not.
That’s a lie sir. Brave blocks ads out of the box. Vivaldi also has ad block filters. You can add custom filters to both browsers. Also edge has shitty ad blocker. Kiwi browser supports almost all chrome extensions. Basically almost all except chrome and still you can block most of the ads using correct dns server.
In general what chromium browsers have out of the box in firefox you have to install addons to have that functionality and still it’s worse experience. For example pwa support. Worst thing is that websites and now software only supports chromium.
Installed firefox yesterday. Nothing really changed or improved. Uninstalled firefox.
3·2 years agoTokyo camera club
I like the french one “qwant”.