Firefox Input
Posted on 04/05/2014 8:40:34 AM PDT by Second Amendment First
A half-dozen years ago, Brendan Eich donated $1,000 to the campaign for Proposition 8, the California ballot initiative that set out to ban same-sex marriage. It passed with 52 percent of the vote, but was later overturned by the courts.
I hated and opposed that ballot initiative. That same year, in fact, I spent more time arguing in favor of gay marriage than any other issue. In private, I tried to persuade various family members and acquaintances that they ought to cast ballots against Proposition 8. At Culture11, a now-defunct web magazine where I worked, my boss Joe Carter and I went countless rounds during spirited intra-office debates about whether there was, in fact, a strong conservative case for gay marriage, a position that I maintained and that he rejected. And I published a lot of pro-gay marriage commentary for public consumption.
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“What is your issue with Opera?”
A few years ago - nothing. Now it is just a pretty facade built over a google engine (and therefore I am certain it has all of the backdoors and holes that google puts in its software.)
While it is becoming more and more difficult, I still try to avoid google as much as possible.
Sadly, you’re right...
However, it’s still worth shooting at the target that is currently most visible and in range - right now it’s Firefox.
Thanks for the links...
I was looking for a way to let them know how I felt.
Search for Pale Moon. It uses the Mozilla source code, but states that it is in NO way affiliated with Mozilla. The add-ons work too (along with greasemonkey, if you ise that here).
Just recommended it.. and using it now ;^)
I’m liking it a lot.
I'm a bit slow today. I just unpinned Firefox from my taskbar and am now using Opera. In a bit, I'll flush Forefox completely.
It should be interesting to see if there are any differences in the user stats for some of my websites. I'll compare March user stats with April's and report back. Firefox usually registers as a significant percentage of my users' browsers.
I'm a bit slow today. I just unpinned Firefox from my taskbar and am now using Opera. In a bit, I'll flush Forefox completely.
It should be interesting to see if there are any differences in the user stats for some of my websites. I'll compare March user stats with April's and report back. Firefox usually registers as a significant percentage of my users' browsers.
I really don’t give a hoot whether the purveyors of any particular product are liberal or conservative, but what Mozilla did is unforgivable. I have uninstalled their products from my computers. I am using Chrome because the extensions are very good, especially Ad-block plus.
Yup.. appreciate you correcting me earlier ;^)
Have you tried out the skin I mentioned?
I’ve never heard of Noia Skin. What is it, and what does it do?
While this Pale Moon browser seems technically competent, I wouldn't go thinking that the M.C. Straver fellow is a Christian, right wing, conservative, supporter of the second amendment. It appears the guy is very talented, but has some strange ideas about art.
Has many options to make it personal. Rounded/squared tabs, different colors (I prefer darker.. easier on the eyes).. Many. Just look it up, I believe they have screenshots ;^)
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