@icedquinn @yassie_j at some point (~2016?) it was also used to make fun of the "wake up sheeple" conspiracy nuts, though I'm not sure where it fits in the progression or if it's completely independent.
@travis @nixCraft it's always fun to see these articles reach conspiracy nut levels of grasping at straws. Hey, stop using this browser because one of its investors is a fund operated by a guy who independently helped fund a wrestler's lawsuit against a company that outed him as gay.
This is no different than right-wing nuts connecting a company through 4 levels of indirection to Jews and declaring it a jewish conspiracy. This level of guilty-by-association bullshit needs to stop, on all sides.
@FantasmitaAsex @nixCraft don't care, good browser. I did put it below Vivaldi despite preferring it as a browser because of those concerns though.
@nixCraft there's Chromium derivatives that aren't so messed up, like Vivaldi, Brave or the classic ungoogled Chromium.
@coolboymew so to play in relaxed sitting position you put Mickey's face on your crotch?
@dave >so famous the world over
is it even famous two states over? lol
Since I've seen a lot of chatter about people switching to #Firefox as Google ramps up the enshitification of #Chrome, let me tell you about a killer feature for people who (a) need multiple accounts on the same websites (eg. devs) or specifically (b) have to use multiple Google accounts.
Firefox has an official addon called Multi Account Containers that lets you trivially set up color coded tabs that have separate sets of cookies. Log into your dev account in one, and your test account in another. Log into your personal #gmail in one and have another tab next to it with your work Gmail. I'm actually not signed in to any Google accounts in most my tabs, I just have containers for the specific tasks I do on Google products.
It'll take you 30 seconds to set up.
Add-on: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/multi-account-containers/
Mozilla's explanation: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/containers
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