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I've been a #Firefox user FOREVER. But with the direction of the recent Mozilla leadership, plus their treatment of @stevetex@mastodon.social has pushed mo over to moving to @Vivaldi@vivaldi.net

Sad, sad day. But they crossed enough lines that it's time. And @jon@vivaldi.net has been a strong advocate for the fediverse and the open web.

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[–] mike@thecanadian.social 0 points 5 months ago (3 children)

@jpthuot03 @tchambers @stevetex @Vivaldi @jon Waterfox is great for legacy compatibility, especially if you need to run an old flash site. It lacks some modern features though.

[–] jpthuot03@mstdn.ca 0 points 5 months ago (2 children)

@mike @tchambers @stevetex @Vivaldi @jon

I don't know enough to know enough, it would seem. I just looked at a list of 'best open source alternatives to Firefox" and picked the top one.

Sell me on Vivaldi, then, if you have a moment. Does it handle add-ons/extensions? I use Proton suite of everything, so the Pass extension would be most important.

I'm using Brave on my android now.

[–] maybit@indieweb.social 0 points 5 months ago (1 children)
[–] tchambers@indieweb.social 1 points 5 months ago* (last edited 5 months ago)

@maybit @jpthuot03 @mike @stevetex @Vivaldi @jon Not being 100 percent open source is not a show stopper for me -but supporting open web standards is a MUST - and they are super solid on that.