#Microsoft is quite something: I've already switched the search engine in the #Edge browser to google. And I deactivated their Bing-"home" tab that shows up when opening.
... And yet, with the latest update every empty tab has a search bar in there with - you guessed it: Bing!
And no way to change it or turn it off.
They are bizarrely brazen in their ways of force-feeding users their crap.
:EA DATA. SF: @jrdepriest@infosec.exchangeWhy I Switched to Firefox and Never Looked Back [www.howtogeek.com]
Despite their questionable for-profit business decisions, I still prefer Firefox. This is someone else coming to the same conclusion.
For me, Firefox had two irreplaceable features:
If you haven't used multi-containers, it started with their Facebook container. It isolated Facebook and kept it from seeing all your other cookies and website info. They made it an extension so you can have as many as you want and put whatever sites you decide into them.
Edge has Profiles which are similar but much more complicated and harder to keep separate within a single session.
That's a Firefox killer feature to me.
That and not crippling ad-blockers.
I like to imagine a draft of this had the headline the author wanted it to have but editorial staff requested changes:
Windows is AaaS (Annoyance-as-a-Service)
@baldur The current versions of the #Firefox browser are pretty good, though. I switched back to #FirefoxDeveloperEdition from #MSEdge and I'm enjoying the change.
