DonSurber: In March 2014, Mozilla — parent company of Firefox — hired Brendan Eich as its CEO, only to publicly humiliate him and force him to resign over a $1,000 donation to the Proposition 8 effort, a 2008 ballot initiative a majority of Californians supported. Three board members also resigned.
Now Mozilla is in trouble, because of a boycott (I stopped using Firefox) and the vacuum in leadership left by his departure.
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Firefox Has Encountered an Unexpected Problem with Windows:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sg3Yk3WLAcs
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I was a big Firefox fan…..then they started this facist crap. I dropped them the day after they got rid of Eich.
I stopped using it as well, although I haven’t figured out how to exclude it from Linux upgrades.
Who are you using now?
I dropped Firefox and started using Opera instead. Opera turns out to be a better browser.
Swapped over to Pale Moon and never looked back.
I switched to Pale Moon and never noticed the difference.
but the best news is that Surber’s books are available for free on Kindle (if you hurry) I just downloaded them both.(links in the story)
Thanks
X2 on pale moon. Works like the old firefox before they ruined it and it has more privacy settings than FF. Just do some google-fu and find the tweaks to improve your privacy.
Runs on Android too. Many of the FF plugins work on Pale Moon.
I too dumped FF (spit! spit!) after hearing about the Eich disaster. I currently use Chrome, and keep IE on the side for those few sites that won’t work with Chrome. But I will have to look up Pale Moon and give them a try. And may FF (spit! spit!) go bankrupt and fall into the dustbin of browser history. Like Netscape Navigator (but for a different reason).
I prefer Opera browser over Pale Moon. Using windows 7
Squeeeeelllll! I love that video!
Super Toe, it’s good to see I’m not the only Opera user over here. I’ve used it for 10 years. Still using the old 12.16 on Linux.
Lots of people don’t know that Firefox is a bloated, ripped off back-engineered Opera Browser. Mozilla never innovated any feature of Firefox.
The old build of Opera was great. I remember that Mozilla was a bloated version of Opera. I like the current version that I use now though. I never used Linux so I am not sure if the newest version of Opera is compatible.