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Operation: Puppet (he/him)

Operation: Puppet (he/him) (@operationpuppet@mastodon.content.town)

Föderation EN Do 19.09.2024 11:08:12

As slips deeper into enshittification, I think it’s time to give @Vivaldi a real try.

Playing whack-a-mole with corporate garbage is exhausting but at least there are folks still trying to make the web healthy.

heise online

heise online (@heiseonline@social.heise.de)

Föderation DE Do 19.09.2024 06:18:00

Donnerstag: Google überdenkt Rechenzentrumspläne, Fediverse bald ohne Mozilla

Umweltbedenken treiben Google + Mozilla terminiert Mastodon-Instanz + YouTube mit eigenen Communities + Homeoffice als Vertrauensfrage +

heise.de/news/Donnerstag-Googl

heise online

heise online (@heiseonline@social.heise.de)

Föderation DE Do 19.09.2024 04:41:00

Mozilla verlässt das Fediverse und schließt die eigene Mastodon-Instanz

Dem Sparplan bei Mozilla fällt Ende dieses Jahres auch die eigene Mastodon-Instanz zum Opfer. Nutzer können Daten und Accounts aber herunterladen und migrieren.

heise.de/news/Mozilla-verlaess

Vivaldi

Vivaldi (@Vivaldi@social.vivaldi.net)

Föderation EN Mi 18.09.2024 13:38:45

📢 Vivaldi Social has never been an experiment!

Hosting our own instance is one of our efforts in the fight for a better web.

Actions speak louder than words, but in case you needed some reassurance today: we’re here for the long run. :tony_wee:

» Aakerbeere 🏖️ :mastodon:

» Aakerbeere 🏖️ :mastodon: (@Aakerbeere@mastodon.social)

Föderation DE Mi 18.09.2024 05:28:56

💬 Wie lange bleibt (Firefox Browser) noch eine wirkliche Alternative - das kleinste Übel - wenn sie so weitermachen?

👉 Mozilla schließt mozilla.social

mozilla.social/@mozilla/113153

Expert Plus 🍀

Expert Plus 🍀 (@ExpertPlus@mementomori.social)

Föderation EN Di 17.09.2024 22:48:10

Those of you who had followed me, know that I am a double-browser user: @Waterfox and @Vivaldi . And that was true. Until now.

Today I decided to switch a new browser - to be honest, two new browsers.

One of them is Zen Browser - perfect for me, at least (see screenshot below).

Why did I choose Zen Browser?

- I am a vertical tabs user and hate using horizontal tabs, since I want to see everything. So, yeah, by default - yes by default - Zen Browser offers vertical tabs.

- I don't own a Macbook or a Mac, but I always wanted to try out Arc Browser. So, uh, Zen Browser, is something like Arc Browser. Any feature of Arc Browser you name, and you have it in Zen Browser.

- Zen Browser is a fork of Firefox - a privacy focused one, yet, has modified UX, beautiful icons, and is just like....like I want it.

Here is the hugest reason I switched from Waterfox (and else Firefox or Firefox fork) to Zen Browser:

- Web pages speed.

As you know, in Firefox, webpages are taking a good amount of time to load. However, in Chromium browsers (like Vivaldi) , same websites are loading much faster, way, way much faster.

Soooo, what if, Firefox, while remaining a privacy-focused amazing browser, had a speed for websites as if it were a Chromium browser?

What if Firefox was fast as Chrome?

Zen Browser is the answer to that question.

Because it is fast as hell.

I know, by this time of reading that post, you are really skeptic now: "Is that browser open-source?" you ask. My answer? It is! The source code is available on GitHub.

Yes, Linux, Windows, and macOS supported.

I've seen a good amount of people making videos about this browser, so I decided to give it a try :-)

Which means I am more likely to discontinue using Waterfox.

Next, I no longer use Vivaldi. Today I switched to @brave instead.

What's that? Why are you staring me like this?

Don't tell me. I know what you gonna tell me. You don't have to tell me everything; I am absolutely aware of what will you tell me.

I don't trust Brave Browser either. In fact, that browser is quite suspicious to me and I, uh, dislike it.

Then why did I switched to it from Vivaldi?

Adblocking and trackerblocking is Brave's main focus. Brave, is, uh, "the best" when it comes to privacy. At least I've been told so......from Brave's website.

Before you tell me anything - yes, personally, I do believe Firefox (now Zen Browser in this case) is better. Yet, I, as a sort-of "backup", use Chromium browsers as well, if a Firefox browser will crash or will not react.

One more reason that I've done that double switch from Waterfox to Zen Browser and from Vivaldi to Brave Browser:

Vertical tabs. Yeah, I repeating myself, I know.

You see, I dunno what about you, but me personally, I want to see all tabs at once. And that's why I've done the switch.

I see you wanting to ask: "But why did you made the switch? You can have vertical tabs in Vivaldi and Waterfox too?....."

Truth to be told, it is. But I have some issues with these "vertical tabs".

Before I'll continue, please note that I run Linux Mint, 20.3, Cinnamon edition, on my Lenovo ThinkCentre Edge 90z.

Alright.

Vivaldi's vertical tabs (second screenshot) aren't bad. However, at some time, the "+" button under tabs stopped to appear, which confused me at the time. Checking now, seems to be having bug fixed.........

I was about to use the bug as an excuse to use Brave's vertical tabs instead...maybe it was due to my OS....well, at least I said it previously that because of Brave's focus on adblocking and privacy, I'll switch to it. Yeah, sometimes ads do display in both Waterfox and Vivaldi, and yes, yes, and yes, I do, I DO have uBlock Origin and others well-recommended extensions installed. However, due to YouTube fight with adblockers, even they don't help, while Brave does blocks YouTube's blocker of adblockers.

My main browser will be Zen Browser now (which before was Waterfox) and my second browser will be Brave (which before was Vivaldi).

I am not saying that these browsers are perfect or so whatever, I am just trying them out. If I'll dislike either of these, I'll switch back.

Links:

To try out Zen Browser (with link to GitHub): zen-browser.app

To try, uh, Brave......brave.com

*P.S. I plan to switch from Linux Mint to Arc Linux.*

*P.S.2. BTW, I didn't wanted to switch to Brave until I watched @distrotube 's one of the latest videos about why use Brave. Same about Arc Linux: his 1 year video helped me to understand the difference between Mint and Arc.*

Screenshot of the Zen Browser welcome page with options like "Getting Started," "Donate," and "Useful Links" in the header.

Vivaldi's browser interface displaying a dark-themed new tab page with a bookmark icon and a section for adding additional tabs which weren't available before due to a bug.

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Ricós

Ricós (@enriquericos@mastodon.art)

Föderation EN Di 10.09.2024 13:37:12

@FirefoxNightly is going AI while @mozilla ignores all the complaints and valid points the users are writing (see the link).

So I'm abandoning ship and I ask you: which browser do you think will be ethical enough to stay away from this shitstorm they call AI?
I'll even take Chromium based ones.

connect.mozilla.org/t5/discuss

WinFuture.de

WinFuture.de (@WinFuture@mastodon.social)

Föderation DE Mo 09.09.2024 19:37:26

Wer noch oder nutzt, hat nicht viel Auswahl bei seinem . Zum Glück hat nun den für auf den alten Versionen des -Betriebssystems verlängert. winfuture.de/news,145129.html?

Aral Balkan

Aral Balkan (@aral@mastodon.ar.al)

Föderation EN So 08.09.2024 15:56:37

If people have to hack your privacy-respecting browser to make it respect their privacy, maybe your privacy-respecting browser isn’t really privacy respecting.

Verfassungklage

Verfassungklage (@Verfassungklage@mastodon.social)

Föderation DE Mi 04.09.2024 16:01:51

kurz getestet.

setzt auf verbesserte Übersetzung und KI-Chats. In den -Labs gibt es interessante Optionen. ...

gnulinux.ch/firefox-130-kurz-g