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😅 When you are plucking strawberries, you bend over. Then the highest part of your body is your behind. 😜

This sounds like a piece written by someone hurt in the place that is highest, when plucking strawberries.

What a whining “opinion”, and opening up for others to whine too…

You know what? Not a single one, can find a browser that does everything you want, the way you want it done, and only that. _Now, grow up, and then start influencing the best browser, who has fought for decades for users rights and privacy. The reason they have to compromise a bit, is because users just don’t care - in general.

Is this post more about trying to discredit/bash Mozilla/Firefox, than it is about explaining what’s happening and why? It seems that way.

I’m not worried at all, about this. Firefox is still Open Source. You can be OS, and still collect some data.

Det fungere rigtig godt. :-)

Go to preferences, general settings, and scroll down…

I see 24-hour format. It makes sense, since iso-date format uses 24-hour format too… In preferences, have you tried setting the UI-handling of dates to your own, instead of the systems?

Don’t need it. Just need a good, unbiased search engine, kind of like what google was at first… But I like that you listen to your users. :-)

And the CEO get’s too much money in general. Still, they are “the” leader of the Open Source solutions, and not just in the browser area…

You should, technically, take a look at their report of money-spending… But hey, feel free to support anything else. The big tech companies loves a divided opposition.

Sounds good for Firefox and Mozilla. I support it.

Thanks to Mozilla for giving us all these things, and showing us that they are possible to make and use.

Want them to stay alive, then give Mozilla some money. It’s typical childish to blame the free software, to not spend a lot of money to keep your behind cost-free…

Why?

Never any problems. Do you still have that problem when addons are disabled?

No wonder. For people out there, there’s a ton of browsers to choose from. Sadly, most of them just weakens each other. Firefox is the reason for all of them, but a lot of users believe that it’s free to develop and distribute it. If people donated just a little each year, the deal with Google wouldn’t really matter.