i already said that in another comment, i am copying it below. i might be too lazy to switch, but i really believe i should. i could use Brave and Edge, instead of Brave, Edge and Firefox. also i would be able to use web serial (i need that for my drone) directly from my default browser. mening i would only use edge for my google account, and Brave for everything else.

Brave gives me better ads control, straight out of the box, that is better than my firefox+ublock.

Brave gives me Tor access, without having to download their web browser, and keeping yet another browser up-to-date.

Brave is based on chromium, which gives me better compatibility with websites, it also allows me to use web serial without having to keep using another browser for that (i currently use Edge for that).

look, i use several browser each for its own use, firefox as default, edge for google accounts+web serial, brave for Tor access. but i find myself thinking about how the only reason i use firefox, is because i love them. maybe i should follow what i preach, and stop this nonsense with what is effectively brand loyalty.

i will still keep google accounts in a separate browser (probably Edge since it is there), as i truly fear google.

i honestly don’t know what you are talking about. but i wish you the best ❤️

Brave gives me better ads control, straight out of the box, that is better than my firefox+ublock.

Brave gives me Tor access, without having to download their web browser, and keeping yet another browser up-to-date.

Brave is based on chromium, which gives me better compatibility with websites, it also allows me to use web serial without having to keep using another browser for that (i currently use Edge for that).

look, i use several browser each for its own use, firefox as default, edge for google accounts+web serial, brave for Tor access. but i find myself thinking about how the only reason i use firefox, is because i love them. maybe i should follow what i preach, and stop this nonsense with what is effectively brand loyalty.

i will still keep google accounts in a separate browser (probably Edge since it is there), as i truly fear google.

man, this news reads like Mozilla is struggling. i can honestly tolerate that windows opening system links in Edge. that is so non-issue.

my current default is Firefox on windows, and i am seriously considering switching to Brave. if i have to guess, Mozilla is hemorrhaging users.

coining?

why the highlights?

UI less intuitive than openscad and buggier than freecad.

fuck off 😅

i loved openscad and the current freecad isn’t buggy at all.

but i am not a heavy user.

they have released it, but f-droid, at least my installation, didn’t auto update.

download it from their website and run it.

isn’t that true for any “multinational conglomerate”?

i would never trust any of them to do the right thing.

what i mean is mentioned in the last paragraph of the post:

On the other hand, if you can’t be bothered with practicing the virtue of patience, then you could download the latest 2.0 beta build from the packages portal.

well they should’ve written “Beta” in the title, as it hasn’t been released yet.

Edit: they have actually released 2.0.1 and i installed it from their website. real release, not Beta.

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she should be granted residency in Sweden.

she is 78 you ignorant fk.

lol, even fanboys of the orange chimp aren’t as deranged as you 🤣

i think you might be responding to the wrong comment ❤️

open source is free, as in freedom. you want an open source license that:

1. forces you to share the code, even when it is not deployed (playing around at coding? share everything, to whom? don’t care, share you mfker!!!).
2. forces you to pay a tithe to the developer.

They are even allowed to modify it, even make derivative work, without open sourcing it, as long as they don’t distribute said derivative work.

i am not a lawyer, but isn’t that similar to gpl?

also, why should the company’s profit go to a developer they don’t employ?

I am not saying that software written in C is bad

after implying that code written in C is inherently insecure 🥴