I kept hoping there would be a note somewhere that this was satire. Not only was it not satire, but firefox suggest was enabled by default for me as well.
The news from Mozilla has been so disappointing lately. It's almost as though they're trying to discourage people from using their browser. I get that times are tough financially for them but they're compromising some of their core principles. With Chromium hegemony, it's difficult to find an alternative that isn't actively trying to be just as bad as the competition.
Agreed, browser market is a very sad state of affair. I know is built on the chromium engine, but have you tried the qutebrowser (https://qutebrowser.org) . If you happy with some basic Vim binding should work a treat.
I kept hoping there would be a note somewhere that this was satire. Not only was it not satire, but firefox suggest was enabled by default for me as well.
The news from Mozilla has been so disappointing lately. It's almost as though they're trying to discourage people from using their browser. I get that times are tough financially for them but they're compromising some of their core principles. With Chromium hegemony, it's difficult to find an alternative that isn't actively trying to be just as bad as the competition.
Agreed, browser market is a very sad state of affair. I know is built on the chromium engine, but have you tried the qutebrowser (https://qutebrowser.org) . If you happy with some basic Vim binding should work a treat.