I do not need to see the code to know what it offers.
Vivaldi browser has a pledge not to include A.I., while Firefox bundles every AI imaginable. Additionally, not only does Vivaldi include a built-in ad-blocker, while Mozilla does not include one, but also in Vivaldi's latest release (6.9) ensured that uBlock functionality will continue to work in the future, while Mozilla's default settings, when enabled is meant to partly circumvent uBlock to track ad performance. 😉
On that note, let's assume, for argument's sake, Vivaldi became no better, and did proceed to do the awful things Mozilla Firefox and others, are doing today. There would still be no reason to use Firefox, because you would be stuck with Firefox's websites issues, since Firefox is now an afterthought. So if they were all the same, and picking a web browser meant no general difference in terms of development, which is not true, but if they were, for argument's sake.
Wouldn't you at least pick the web browser that works, everywhere, without issue?
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2024-09-11 17:58:50
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