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"[T]hey want to be both the best browser for people who hate AI and the safest browser for people who love AI" Alongside the bold plan to win users by... building a better browser. I'm here for it. www.pcmag.com/news/firefox...

pcmag.comFirefox’s New Boss Has a Very Old-School Plan: 'Build a Better Browser'I spoke with Firefox's head, Ajit Varma, about why the company is returning to fundamentals after years of decline.

Jeremy Dunworth

@jeremydunworth.bsky.social

24 Apr

Recently switched from Safari to Brave. On the one hand, why should I switch again. On the other hand, if Firefox offers a tool that makes switching easy and also offers better user experience, it is worth a shot. But if I have to relogin to every media website I subscribe to, then it is a no.

JamesGecko

@jamesgecko.com

Hijacking sessions from a browser is generally the sort of feature that lands an app on malware lists. 😅

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Jeremy Dunworth

@jeremydunworth.bsky.social

25 Apr

I admit I did not think about it that way. Still logging in to websites is the number one reason I don't do something. Want to read an article in Rolling Stone or Wired and I have a subscription but for some reason I am logged out. Eh, article wasn't that critical, I'll do something else now and

Jeremy Dunworth

@jeremydunworth.bsky.social

25 Apr

maybe read it later. Want to book some travel and the website requires a login? Eh, I'll probably find some other way to book. Want to buy something at CVS but it is behind a locked cabinet. I guess I'll but it somewhere else. I'm impatient that way.