umbrella

likely not tho.

never heard of it. by whom? for what reason?

embrace syndicalism

just that disney wasn't even brought to heel at all, but i agree with the sentiment.

i mean yeah, what other country has its military officially under an us-controlled agency?

talk about being vassals.

Oh, i didn't know it was a fork. I'd take adblock over it though, just for the fact it blocks rogue malicious javascript along with ads.

I generally recommend Firefox for people that don't use it, but there are more secure forks too if that's your jam.

chrome could be firefox. much better, and no effort at all to switch.

bonus for using ublock origin and never seeing ads again.

knowing the EU they are probably gonna fold and let apple do what it pleases.

browsers are not a market in themselves, browsers are used to browse the internet. they are irrelevant without the context around it.

if google or cloudflare decide to create some bullshit attestation system to lock alternatives out and vendors adopt it, it doesn't matter how many options you have. and they seem to be scoping out how to do just that.

cloudflare rules the infrastructure in the middle, google rules both ends as it controls the browser and some of the code that runs on the backend.

you are making a nonsensical comparison.

they buy it from data brokers, from the platforms, from other companies, probably from governments.

the duopoly that reigns the internet is google and cloudflare. this changes nothing.