@Arsimael @catsalad I've heard this refrain about Firefox a lot and I've never understood it. How is it just a cheap Chrome copy? Because it uses Chrome's Manifest V2 for extensions? That's the only thing I can think of, as the underlying browser stack is entirely different and the UI isn't remotely reminiscent of Chrome. Everything else minus Safari is just a cheap Chrome copy because it's literally just Chromium, and even still Safari is just a lateral move from Chrome because it uses WebKit, which Chrome still essentially uses just with a forked version of its WebCore.
The lack of PWA support is a valid criticism, granted I think Mozilla made the right call to divest resources from it in desktop (as it works on their mobile browser) if it meant taking a lot of work to get running, as it's a fairly niche feature on desktop.
Last... what permanent active backdoor? :blobfoxconfused:
@Rusty @catsalad cheap copy, because Mozilla is copying features from Chrome, and fuck it up. Starting with the bonkers versioning, continue with the broken sync stuff, down to the back doors.
And the active backdoor is called Firefox normandy.
Thats a backend which is active by default and grants Mozilla full access to your Browser.