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Firefox
@firefox.com

Most people don’t choose their browser. But if you use Firefox, then you did, and that choice deserves to be respected regardless of where you live.

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Firefox
@firefox.com

Earlier this year we published independent research showing how @microsoft.com continues to undermine browser choice through tactics that steer people toward Edge, even after they’ve chosen another browser.

Firefox
@firefox.com

More than 100 days ago, we not only published the findings, we actually spoke directly with Microsoft. The answer? They will do more to respect people’s choices only where the law requires it like in the EU.

Firefox
@firefox.com

You should get to choose the technology you interact with everyday, and have that choice actually be respected. We’re asking Microsoft to fix this everywhere, not just where the law requires it. blog.mozilla.org/en/mozilla/o...

blog.mozilla.org100 Days Later: Microsoft still undermines browser choice | The Mozilla BlogOne hundred days ago, Mozilla released Over The Edge 2.0, the second independent report from leading experts on deceptive design Dr. Harry Brignull and Cen
Cloud Dog
@cwris.bsky.social

Microsoft tactics are awful and ruin their own software experience just to spite others. "You have chosen a preferred browser, well, I'll either ignore that or add in extra steps or settings"

Hermanni
@hermanni.bsky.social

The best way you can respect me is to finally fix those common memory leaks that happen when your browser is ever running, not even just when in use. Otherwise WaterFox and Ladybird (when it releases) look pretty tempting right now.