@Anonymous123s new nick<\/p>\n
> something feels wrong with them<\/p>\n
Starting out with a strong argument, I see.<\/p>\n
> the code has become basically a mini-os<\/p>\n
Well yeah, Chrome OS is a thing. That being said, all current browser codebases are the size of operating systems.<\/p>\n
> a monopoly also<\/p>\n
Where did Safari and Firefox go all of a sudden?<\/p>\n
> and there are way too many things going on with Javascript<\/p>\n
Both good and bad, the web would be a worse and way less interactive place without JS. Without JS, we would be stuck with the web of 1995.<\/p>\n
> security issues<\/p>\n
As you said yourself, the codebase has the size of an operating system, so no surprises there.<\/p>\n
> bugs etc constantly getting patched<\/p>\n
which is a good thing.<\/p>\n
> too popular<\/p>\n
Thats not a thing. People use what they want to use. Too bad for you that its not Deplatformingfox.<\/p>\n
> Some people actually believe that chromium browsers have the best security<\/p>\n
Its not a matter of belief, bud. Belief belongs to the realm of religion. <\/p>\n
That Chromium has strong sandboxing and real site isolation is not belief, it is fact, verifiable via the open source code.<\/p>\n
> Firefox, gets nowhere near the security issues of browsers like Chrome<\/p>\n
Yeah, because its not a valuable target with 3% market share. Not because it is well-engineered (which it isnt, its garbage).<\/p>\n
> Firefox, gets nowhere near the security issues of browsers like Chrome, Edge, Brave and Vivaldi.<\/p>\n
Because nobody uses it.<\/p>\n
> What browser is safer to use? Firefox is!<\/p>\n
LOL, nope. You cant have it both ways. You claim Firefox is secure based on its irrelevancy (which is a shoddy argument in itself, but hey, lets ride with it), but when more people start using it, it will become a more attractive target of hackers, invalidating the irrelevancy factor.<\/p>\n
> Firefox is the only FOSS browser maintained by well paid developers<\/p>\n
Evidently false. Chromium is open source. So is WebKit. And Deplatformingfoxs devs are actually paid by Google.<\/p>\n
> Google chrome is a proprietary browser where an ad tech company bloats the code.<\/p>\n
So what? Chrome is just a closed source variant of Chromium, which is open source. And ad tech? Where do you think Mozzarellas money comes from? Did I miss the part where Mozzarella publicly came out against ads?<\/p>\n
> No thanks. Firefox is much safer.<\/p>\n
Nice ad. Want a job in the ad tech industry?<\/p>\n
Quality of gHacks posts went downhill ever since they said bye bye to fact-based arguments for the most part.<\/p>\n
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