Milo Willamson
Extreme Android User
Eh clouds in the dark sky, my photograph... I give it a b plus.
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Eh clouds in the dark sky, my photograph... I give it a b plus.
Milo Willamson
Extreme Android User
Newpipe is from F droid and they used to have an excellent download straight from their services.
Milo Willamson
Extreme Android User
^ Duckduckgo is so slick and nifty with a fire button too.
ozonetrooper
Android Expert
I started using Brave for many of my boards that would not display properly on Firefox.
I like it ...
I like it ...
Milo Willamson
Extreme Android User
I tried Brave once on my relic of the pc and it spit out the bone.
BrickHouse
Android Expert
Try Vivaldi, I've been using it for some time now.
Milo Willamson
Extreme Android User
Sounds like a high class meal.
BrickHouse
Android Expert
Lol
Not quite, but it is a well designed browser.
Milo Willamson
Extreme Android User
I tried it once on my tablet, hmm.... it is a bit slow duration of reading through cracked.com
Milo Willamson
Extreme Android User
And my tablet......well had small glitches, erm....yeah..
BrickHouse
Android Expert
I haven't had problems with it. It's constantly in Dev, and you can updates quickly. You could even go beta if your so bold.
rootabaga
Android Expert
Makes sense...you have to keep the beat even between the matter and the anti-matter!
ozonetrooper
Android Expert
I have been using Thunderbird (Mozilla) for years along side Firefox (also Mozilla)
Fx has gotten so quirky, for awhile I was having to turn off Java to access message boards, that is when I started with Brave.
Fx now sends out updates weekly ! Doh !
Just no long ago, "the Google" said we are not gonna let Gmail play with Thunderbird anymore unless you certify it by jumping through our entire line of security hoops and then you can continue to use the Mozilla client on your Gmail account.
What a cluster **** that was, I had to integrate the Thunderbird client into the Gmail so I could see all of my mail from either location.
It only took a few days of reading and trial and error to make it work ... Meh like I had nothing else to do, as it worked fine before, The Google got their panties inna wad over 3rd party clients accessing their servers.
Fx has gotten so quirky, for awhile I was having to turn off Java to access message boards, that is when I started with Brave.
Fx now sends out updates weekly ! Doh !
Just no long ago, "the Google" said we are not gonna let Gmail play with Thunderbird anymore unless you certify it by jumping through our entire line of security hoops and then you can continue to use the Mozilla client on your Gmail account.
What a cluster **** that was, I had to integrate the Thunderbird client into the Gmail so I could see all of my mail from either location.
It only took a few days of reading and trial and error to make it work ... Meh like I had nothing else to do, as it worked fine before, The Google got their panties inna wad over 3rd party clients accessing their servers.
I use FF and T-bird, I have a Gmail account mostly for Android but don't use it as my primary email. I have it set to forward to my primary address so I can get the mail in T-bird. Good enough.
BrickHouse
Android Expert
I've tried Mozilla products for decades. Never liked the footprint, rendering and other aspects. I'm a former computer tech and network spec. Mozilla products have always bothered me. I've used proton products (mmmehh - ok, but no to for me), Opera was ok until they sold out, Vivaldi is what came after Opera, the open-source community (mainly those that worked on Opera) developed Vivaldi and it's continuously improving and still open-source.
Milo Willamson
Extreme Android User
I tried FF like so many years ago but it ended up be a tweaker web browser for what I really wanted of it, I end up disbanding and switching back to edge with plenty of ad blockers and cookie blockers.
BrickHouse
Android Expert
Micrsuck products I refuse to engage.
FAR too many contingencies involved with their software.
Milo Willamson
Extreme Android User
Each to their own Brick, each to their own confort zone.
BrickHouse
Android Expert
I fully agree with you there.
BrickHouse
Android Expert
I've tried many, still try several two - three times a year. Keep going back to Vivaldi though.