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Firefox is on the brink of being dropped by the US Government
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this post was submitted on 05 Dec 2023
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Because it wasn't based on the Chrome engine (initially, anyway). That's actually a significant enough reason to at least consider it. I've never used Opera precisely because of its origins (honestly I thought it was Russian, though there's not much practical difference in this case), but innovation is innovation. The fewer non-Chrome browsers exist, the worse off we all are.
Ah, didn't know how old that doc was. Opera only switched to Chrome in 2013 or so.
But yeah, I agree. That's why I support Ladybird's and Servo's development. They are the best bet to help stop the duopoly. If only Opera would BSD-license and open source their Presto Engine I would love to see someone pick up development of that. Instead we get Opera putting jumpscares in their browser .
I've not even heard of those two, I've stuck with Firefox for so long. I'll check them out, thanks!
They're both pretty new so dont expect a ton of stuff but they are both under heavy development and have funding. Enjoy!