Uninstall Firefox

BernardGoldberg.com ^ | April 8, 2014 | Dennis Prager

[ThomasMore]

No to Firefox.

[Pearls Before Swine]

So I should use Internet Explorer? Rock and hard place, /S

[Norm Lenhart]

” If the ice cream is good, despite whatever repugnance we might feel regarding the views of the makers of that ice cream, we will still purchase it.”

Bernard, it is people this freaking brain dead...yourself for example, that result in the left having the money to attack American values to begin with.

[knarf]

Chrome

[nascarnation]

So where is Google on the FR “50 Shades of Gay” scale?

[knarf]

Perhaps they all suck in one way or another.

Maybe I'll take up homing pigeons.

I'm too old to give THAT much of a shit anymore.

[Zuben Elgenubi]

We need Ben and Jerry’s to purchase Firefox and everything will be OK.

[RandallFlagg]

Copying and pasting from a similar thread:

Pale Moon. Almost identical to Firefox.
http://www.palemoon.org/download-ng.shtml
I had it installed, running with all of my bookmarks in less than five minutes. Not a single hiccup.

Also:

From the Pale Moon Facebook page:
“Since several people have been asking about this: Pale Moon is in no way associated or affiliated with the Mozilla Corporation.”
https://www.facebook.com/PaleMoonBrowser

Pale Moon also accepts donations. Let Mozilla see the revenue that they’re standing to lose due to their decisions.

[fwdude]

In 31 years of broadcasting, and 40 years of writing, I have never advocated a boycott of a product.

Maybe that's your/our problem, Dennis.

[ShadowAce]

Already posted

[Norm Lenhart]

An open line to the NSA.

I’m looking at Pale Moon. Seems to be good. If Mozilla doesn’t back down pretty quick I’m switching.

[Pearls Before Swine]

The Mozilla code is largely open source at this point. On my Debian Linux box I’m using “Iceweasel”, but it’s really a Mozilla derivative.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Chrome = Google = NSA

[McGruff]

Browsers have historically been a leading gateway for PC infections, and Microsoft’s Internet Explorer had one of the worst reputations. The latest versions of IE — 10 and 11 — are much more secure than their predecessors, but neither runs on XP. IE 8 was the last version of an MS browser to run on XP. So one of the first steps for hardening an XP system? Don’t use IE as your default browser. (You will, however, need to keep it installed and updated.)

[Spirochete]

Pale Moon and Waterfox. Both are virtually identical to Firefox.

[nascarnation]

Sounds like a brand of beer (not that there’s anything wrong with that), but let me know if it’s good.
Thanks!

[Norm Lenhart]

It’s a lesser evil ;)

[bboop]

Safari, Internet Explorer, Chrome - are fine by me. I don’t worry about the NSA.

[Norm Lenhart]

So far so good. As people already said, practically identical. I switch back and forth and no issues so far.