I’m aware that it used to be owned by an ad company System1. But I found this post by the founder where he said that it’s now an independent project.
I’m aware that it used to be owned by an ad company System1. But I found this post by the founder where he said that it’s now an independent project.
Wasn’t the whole reason to use Waterfox because Firefox didn’t support 64x at the time? It supports it now, so why would you still use Waterfox?
It got a big boost when Mozilla updated their ToS a couple months ago to say they could use your browser data to train their AI.
Well, it’s not that they said they would, it’s that they updated their terms so that they could if they wanted to. For some (myself included) that was enough.
Waterfox try to remove some blobs of Firefox out of the box, so it’s better for the normal user
How is removing blobs better for the normal user?
Because it makes a healthier base to work with or to simply use it without caring
Increasing privacy (and sometimes security)
I have found that Waterfox is slightly, slightly faster on both Windows and Android and am loving it so far.