It feels so slow and laggy to me, especially since when they started getting heavily advertised as the browser for people switching from Google. It used to run way better before they had that massive influx.
Ripley_Tripley
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Even if that's the case, these browsers that use Mozilla (Firefox) seem to be the only one (from what I'm learning) where I dont have to disable so many features just to get it to work 🤷
I recently downloaded Ironfox to try it along with Fennec for mobile. So far no issues.
Yeah the whole, constantly proving your not a robot, enable cookies and/or JavaScript, etc. It gets to much, like I get it about privacy, but come on.
I might try that to, I recently went back to Fennec and I agree, sometimes I just wanna search up something quick and not really deal with the loop holes
After hearing on the recent controversy from Mullvad, I'm not gonna go that route in using them. Same with anything Proton, don't want the drama.
I'm trying Fennec (mobile) and I do use Firefox for desktop but I wanted to hear if they're were other options besides Firefox and its extensions, for mobile.
Brave and Safari?? Since when was Safari a recommended browser? Safari's default search engine is Google (even though they're not apart of Chromium, they still use Google).
Never for mobile, but I used to use them for desktop as my search engine while my current browser is Firefox. Unfortunately theyve gotten so bad lately.
Since working on towards being fully degoogled, the Play Store is off limits. Exploring the different app stores ( Aurora Store, F-Droid, Droid-ify, SaveHaven, Zapstore, Appteka, etc.) Never knew so many different stores existed until finally starting exploring them.
Aurora Store has been helpful, especially in showing you what apps have trackers in them or not. Learning over time whatapls suit me.
Librewolf is pretty nice, that's one of the engines I use for desktop.
I need to stop streaming and just buy my music, cause that's crazy 😬
Quick summary of the game:
Spoiler
No, I’m not a Human follows a nameless protagonist amid a bizarre outbreak. Creatures roam the night, pretending to be humans. Emerging from the very soil that brings flora into the world, these creatures are called “++visitors++.” Extra-terrestrial or not, their origin from the Earth’s core implies they may be the first residents of our planet. From their point of view, perhaps we are the visitors. Your job is simple: keep those visitors out and only let humans in.
But with their appearance and mannerisms much like ours, it’s hard to determine who’s real. Letting them in could get your human guests killed, but turning away the wrong person might just offer the same results—nowhere is safe. Surviving until morning offers few rewards as the sun rises in temperature day by day, keeping all residents trapped inside. Are the visitors even real? Or is this a simple case of hysteria from sunburn (like the English in a heatwave)?
Five nights to let the right one in, five days to learn more about your surroundings. Who will you let in?
Basically, alot of our surroundings is causing more of us to distrust each other, hide and only come outside during certain times of the day, AI altering images of perception and reality and the struggle to understand truth vs fiction.
Constantly on edge to protect yourself and unfortunately, only a few (whoever they are) that your trust. Either your gonna go off grid or you are forced to relay on the rations that are given from the government (as shown in the game) .
This is just a stretch of course, but alot of what is going on reminds me alot of this game ^^^^^
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You forgot about moths🤔