Mozilla leadership
(in ref to https://mozilla.social/@mozilla/113153943609185249 )
firefox
The current JPEG XL decoder in #Firefox apparently consists of more than 100,000 lines of multi-threaded C++
For just decoding an image format.
Not sure what it says about the format, the implementation and the Internet at large.
OK my transfer from #Firefox to #Vivaldi now fully complete. No buyers remorse at all.
#Passkeys on every site you can, make everything so much better, btw
A few notes:
#Vivaldi after tweaking UX really can be a #Calmtech solution - at least as much as any browser can. But you can tweak EVERYTHING on it.
#Vivaldi's RSS feed feature - way more helpful than I thought.
#Already have about 10 ideas on how they could integrate the Fedi even more into the browser.
cc: @jon @brucelawson
Are there any web browsers that are NOT chromium that support PWAs?
I know Firefox said they're looking back into it a few weeks ago for desktop. But I figure that'll be a while. Currently I'm using a base chromium fork for my desktop, but wondering if there are other options.
scientific operations: the bare minimum firefox configuration guide:
While #mozilla may have backed off from their over-broad rights grant for information posted via #firefox the underlying rationale for why the change is happening now continues to be unclear.
Many seem to think that this has to do with #california #ccpa - as I was exploring that, I took a deeper dive into Mozilla's new #privacy policy.
My takeaway?
It appears that Mozilla may have been sharing more data with Mozilla's ad partners than you expected: https://www.quippd.com/social/posts/2025/03/02/who-else-is-surprised-that-mozilla-uses-technical-and-interaction-data-for-advertising-purposes-on-the-new-tab-page.html