How my Firefox became a LibreWolf
New blog-post: https://www.davidrevoy.com/article1065/how-my-firefox-became-a-librewolf
#firefox #librewolf #tos #webcomic
How my Firefox became a LibreWolf
New blog-post: https://www.davidrevoy.com/article1065/how-my-firefox-became-a-librewolf
#firefox #librewolf #tos #webcomic
@technikhil @davidrevoy I just gave #Librewolf and #Zenbrowser a try. Both seem to work perfectly fine, and reimporting my date from #Firefox was easy (which seems logical since they’re both based on Firefox).
I’m not switching now though. I took a minute to check my Firefox settings and opt out from everything that seemed not to be data privacy friendly.
I’m wondering if those forks are actually viable if Firefox dies one day… So for now I’d rather not cut the branch I’ve been sitting on for 2 decades, wait and see.
I like the look of Zen browser though, looks like arc!
@louischance @davidrevoy Yep, perfectly rational… I too have not (yet) given up on Firefox, I have just started compartmentalizing what I use it for. The Firefox sync allows me to still keep parity between the 2 browsers, though given the direction Mozilla is going I am probably going to delete that account quite soon.
The similarity with Arc is what drew me to the Zen browser initially. I also like the amount of space it provides for the content in it’s “compact mode” layout.
@technikhil @louischance Yes, Zen Browser was on my list when I tested, beautiful interface and screenshot on their website.
> I’m wondering if those forks are actually viable if Firefox dies one day…
Louis: yes, this THE central real question about all these forks. I personally don’t think any forks around could survive that.
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forks can survive if the maintainer team is ‘for the people’. Look at “Jellyfin”, a fork of " emby". Still surviving.