Instead of the current ones who revert everything as "not notable" if it's not made by the clique.
I'm a former contributor who has donated in the past, but have seen my money wasted, now I vandalize Wikipedia to spite them.
In a world where significant advances in Moore's law happens every 18 months, 20 years is far too long. Tech related patents need to be a lot shorter length. Imagine if Disney ran the patent office.
We need multiple independent open source browser engines with large market share to keep the web open. Imagine the web if Mozilla was never developed, and then imagine if Chromium got to be the single engine of the web like IE6 almost did. We can prevent a Chromopoly but onl if we act now.
It's hard to believe its been 16 years since Phoenix was first released, that promised to be just a browser. In these times of increasing chromization of browsers, we need a responsible Firefox, not a ad-infested one (suggestions = ads).
This is just a glimpse of the epidemic of malware to come fueled by Mozilla not caring about their users. Just wait until a Pocket exploit gets developed. We need a real alternative to the Googzilla monoculture, and Goana/Servo are not enough to matter.
There will be a transition period where Microsoft will be supporting three different browsers and Internet Explorer is to get security updates until 2029 in LTSC versions. Will the old code be thrown away or will it be preserved some how? What will happen to enterprise web apps now edge is avalible on Windows 7?
Microsoft needs to release the old edge source and keep it going as a back up in case Chromium goes evil. Plus we need to get Firefox to be a good browser again wih XUL support for extentsion diversity.
They're really in a rock and hard place with IE.Enterprises with legacy apps will be using IE indefinitely. Even the latest LTSC ships with IE11 by default. And then there is the transition period where Microsoft is supporting hree different engines, not helped by the fact that hardware drivers stop some devices upgrading to the latest build of Windows 10.
What a mess, Microsoft should just include a Firefox download link on Windows 10 atnd let Mozilla handle it.
You need a non quantum browser to use it but it gets my tab addiction fixed. Shame Google took so long as they were working on more trackibg mechanisms instead.
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Merry Christmas to me suckers.
Instead of the current ones who revert everything as "not notable" if it's not made by the clique. I'm a former contributor who has donated in the past, but have seen my money wasted, now I vandalize Wikipedia to spite them.
In a world where significant advances in Moore's law happens every 18 months, 20 years is far too long. Tech related patents need to be a lot shorter length. Imagine if Disney ran the patent office.
They intentionally disable full screen on youtube videos embedded on web pages in iOS, trying to make the aple experience worse.
We need multiple independent open source browser engines with large market share to keep the web open. Imagine the web if Mozilla was never developed, and then imagine if Chromium got to be the single engine of the web like IE6 almost did. We can prevent a Chromopoly but onl if we act now.
It happened a while back, Interrupting my experence on the internet forcing me to make a decision if i wanted a porn block or not (fuck no).
What's the shipping cost of the words tiniest violin?
Instead of memescript and meme basic.
It's hard to believe its been 16 years since Phoenix was first released, that promised to be just a browser. In these times of increasing chromization of browsers, we need a responsible Firefox, not a ad-infested one (suggestions = ads).
This is just a glimpse of the epidemic of malware to come fueled by Mozilla not caring about their users. Just wait until a Pocket exploit gets developed. We need a real alternative to the Googzilla monoculture, and Goana/Servo are not enough to matter.
The W3C or a non profit organization other than Googzilla needs to bring out a neutral web engine.
There will be a transition period where Microsoft will be supporting three different browsers and Internet Explorer is to get security updates until 2029 in LTSC versions. Will the old code be thrown away or will it be preserved some how? What will happen to enterprise web apps now edge is avalible on Windows 7?
Microsoft needs to release the old edge source and keep it going as a back up in case Chromium goes evil. Plus we need to get Firefox to be a good browser again wih XUL support for extentsion diversity.
Plus we need a viable third OS. KaiOS looks promising, but it needs to be on flagship phones.
For your 1G data cap.
See previous comment. We still have steam locomotives in use as an another example.
Always X years away, for X years. Self driving and electric cars too
Any Microsoft OS that fails to run them will not succeed. Microsoft has to stop making "Chromy" OSes and focus on their enterprise needs.
They're really in a rock and hard place with IE.Enterprises with legacy apps will be using IE indefinitely. Even the latest LTSC ships with IE11 by default. And then there is the transition period where Microsoft is supporting hree different engines, not helped by the fact that hardware drivers stop some devices upgrading to the latest build of Windows 10. What a mess, Microsoft should just include a Firefox download link on Windows 10 atnd let Mozilla handle it.
The Donald Trump article contains a penis
He has aged out of the advertiser friendly 18-34 range and must now embrace his old uncoolness.
Should be accompanied by adverts for McDonalds careers.
See buttcoin isn't the only way to lose money.
You need a non quantum browser to use it but it gets my tab addiction fixed. Shame Google took so long as they were working on more trackibg mechanisms instead.
You can download it here