@MediaActivist @Vivaldi Honestly, I'm struggling to understand what the Mozilla leadership are thinking. They keep working on and then adding functionality to Firefox that no one wants. The fact that Vivaldi are staying clear of AI makes it winner and all the excellent built-in functionality is just a HUGE bonus.

@MediaActivist @Vivaldi I second this. Mozilla abandoned power users in favor of wider audience. They've been loosing users ever since. It's the power users who do evangelism, write articles and guides etc. And they can't beat Chrome with resources they have. Zen browser is what Firefox should've been. But for now I'm sticking with Vivaldi.

@MediaActivist Yes, @Vivaldi is my main Browser to. It ticks nearly all of my boxes.

One feature request: It would be great do habe an option to 'switch off' any caching for redirects and HSTS and thenlike for certain destinations.

I have a lot of device-configuration to do, and for instance if device a sends a permanent HTTPS: redirect for 193.168.1.1, and device b dies not have HTTS 'on' per default, it's always a hassle with private-tabs for that matter.
Especially if device a has sent funny headers like hats before

@MediaActivist @Vivaldi I've been using vivaldi for a couple of years. Switched from Opera once they started dumping in AI crap. I've not touched Firefox, Chrome or any other browser for maybe 10 years.

@MediaActivist @Vivaldi for me, Vivaldi is great because it has tons of features but it doesn't shove them in your face: I have a well customized browsing experience that is nonetheless lightweight

@MediaActivist Nice to hear and thank you. 🙇

P.S. If it was not clear, I work for @Vivaldi