Firefox is still a true hacker's browser. The source code is right there for you to hack, it's always been like this since day 1.
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Eli Bell
Jonathan Brooks
And now the requirements for a browser are so extensive, that it really requires a significant investment to make something worth using. I'm sure Mozilla will acquiesce soon, and then Firefox can achieve its final form as a chromium shell.
Aiden Smith
Waterfox is pretty comfy so far, and the guy developing it intends to keep XUL/XPCOM addons.
Elijah White
Cookie AutoDelete is not bad, you know
David Thompson
You deserve it, nigger
Jaxson Barnes
Waterfox is your best option. It's a Mozilla-free fork of Firefox.
Grayson Foster
but then he couldn't fit in by complaining about how everything is going to shit.
Cooper Cox
jumped from firefox to waterfox when they announced the whole muh fake news shit.
Thomas Thomas
But how's that gonna work? I don't think most original devs will keep up for a smaller browser, and as much as someone picks some of them up, ultimately they're all gonna be pretty unusable or terribly insecure in a couple of months?
Cooper Reyes
it's going to kill them anyway. nobody is going to invest time in the old XUL when only fringe browsers still support it. all add-ons will switch and the one's that don't are unmaintained anyway. it's cool their keeping it for compatibility but it's usefulness will diminish quickly until it's just bloat.