firefox paris agreement

paris agreement is another joke.
I'm so happy Trump said fuck you to it.

>>129995501
youre alright frenchie

Mozilla has been managed by full blown SJWs as of the last 5 or so years.

That's why FF became shit.

Source: I'm subscribed to their mailing list

>>129995863
What compels people to subscribe to mailing lists?

>>129995863
They don't even improve their browser anymore, its been going downhill for years, I guess its all the diversity hires.

I use firefox when I look at porn.
When I'm finished I can just delete everything and nobody will know that I masturbate to degenerate shit.

>>129996054
>>129996068
what do you recommend in lieu of commie shit? ive been using it for a while now and i figured they'd been turned; just used to the freatures i guess

>>129994575
whats the red pillest browser?

>>129994575
it's open source so it'll never be truly gone
switch to a fork

>>129996183
You might as well just use a chrome variant at this point, if you are worried about privacy you could use iridium or ungoogled-chromium.

>>129996237
honestly man i used chrome for a while, got redpilled on google faggotry, switched to chrome and now this. the internet isnt safe anymore.

>>129995501
yeah i mean (((GLOBAL WARMING))) right? xD

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>>129996431
>i used chrome for a while
>got redpilled on google faggotry
>switched to chrome
Huh.

>>129996590
probably meant switched to firecucks

>>129996437
history has shown global warming is part of a continuous cycle of climate change. the planet warms up and cools down. same things been happening for a cool minute(no pun intended). humanity is just the next catalyst in this cycle.

you want somebody to blame because youre weak and you cant believe the world exists beyond you.

>>129996590
meant to say firefox

>>129996673
correct

>>129996673
Yeah, that's probably it, thing is they are both super mainstream browsers. He should have expected them to both become infected by liberal garbage.

Sadly, I'm using firefox, and have a pretty nice setup. Been using it for years.

>>129994575
protip: set a homepage

>>129996827
its unfortunate because i really enjoy some of the features. seems very apple-esque, nice and simple.

>>129996848
meh, ill get around to it

Bump because I'm bored

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>>129994575
>>129996848
>protip:

switch to brave.com

It was created by the creator of Firefox after he was chased out of Mozilla for backing some anti fag campaign.

>>129996183
>>129996054
>>129996068
Goy answer: le Chrome
True answer: Pale Moon fork

>>129995961
I like to get pissed when I read my email from time to time.

Also, FF it's our last hope in terms of useful, open source and fully functional browser.

But then again, if you have purple-hair bitches managing the budget, you're in for total failure.

FFS, I still can't believe they put DRMs in Firefox

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>>129994575
I used to think firefox was based.

>>129997904
It's a fucking shame. I remember seeing that shit on govt computers running xp back in the day. Honestly I didn't know about the sjw shit they were neck deep in until other anons posted about it. It pisses me off because I feel like it'll Sully the concept of open source. Free to use for all, so long as you subscribe to their fucking political affiliation.

>>129998360
Things change man, so do people we thought were good folk apparently

>>129997791
Brave has been my browser of choice for about 4 months, I love it.

Is ungoogled chromium any good?

>>129998657
I use it and is good

>>129994575
they've done this before already, there was even a reminder to never read comments because it's all just "trolls"

fucking fireniggers

>>129995863
You realize Mozilla's HQ is in San Francisco, right?

>>129997791
>>129998541
Is it worth it? On performance, security and anti SJW censorship and propaganda?

>>129996237
Vivaldi

What's the consensus on Opera? Is it even still a thing? Also my captcha was some weird bullshit. Has to draw a circle around Sign. Do (((they))) know?

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>>129994575
I saw this earlier too Anon.

Don't let Uncle Joe tell you climate change isn't real.

OY VEY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

>>129999160
Just try it out. Performance is as good as chrome and it blocks ads and trackers by default an it's still rapidly developing.

>>130000079
>>>129999160
>Just try it out. Performance is as good as chrome and it blocks ads and trackers by default an it's still rapidly developing.


True, but uses blink (Google fork of WebKit) and with it comes the destruction of internet freedom: DRMs, WebAssembly, GeoLocation, SuperCookies...

>>130000290
>Webassembly
dealbreaker

>>129997791
It's still beta and barely usable for me.
I used to love Firefox and its customization, but it's not the same browser anymore.
There is not a single browser these days I really like.

>>129997878
Pale Moon is outdated and lacks a lot of features. Also most Firefox add-ons are not compatible. Also it's not multithreaded AFAIK.

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Yes, yes. Don't trust your family or established community. Listen to us instead, we'll tell you what to think.

>>130000290
>>130000396
>WebAssembly
Not a /g/ guy, what is this and what's bad about it?

>>129998657
I read somewhere that Chromium still sends some data to Google, and no one, including Chromium developers, knows what it is, because it's encrypted.

>>130000820
Companies want to hide their advertising and tracking software in WebAssembly binary blobs and prevent uBlock and others from trying to block them.

Enjoy not being able to ever disable ads on youtube.

>>130000758
What should I be thinking right now /pol/?

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>>129996183
I use Opera.

>>129994575
>Read up about Paris agreement
>link leads to Wikipedia
How is Wikipedia better than "random uncle"

>>129994575
I bet their link says nothing about it being made non-binding in order to get countries to attend. Pure symbolism.

>>130000968
Well if it's encrypted, how do they know it's being sent to jewgle? Fucking tired of their bonafide jew bullshit.

>>130001026
How do you like it? I used it as a mobile bruiser for a while and was satisfied. The tiles were nice.

>>129999160
No censorship, bunch of amazing security features, it also optimizes every page you load and it keeps track of how much of your time its saved through various optimizations, ive saved over four hours of my time, it adds up pretty quickly.

No propaganda whatsoever.

>>129994575
that's why I use Edge ;)

>>130002967
and Opera since it has VPN

>>130000968
It's not the same as chromium though

>>129994575
>using default FF
>using the default search
goto /g/, lurk moar, consider not being a faggot.