Now that I have your attention:
In the last few days, it looks like Firefox has changed their software terms so they are now evil and WILL sell your data.
I already use Palemoon for Win7 sometimes. Looks like I'll be switching to librewolf as well, as Youtuber Louis Rossman suggests. Palemoon still supports Win7, but sometimes pages don't work properly. The Google Chrome browser might also still work for Win7.
I will have no choice but to upgrade my Firefox, so that I can copy dozens of tabs into a document or spreadsheet, or go through the history to find some Youtube videos that I want to keep as a bookmark. But yes, I am DEFINITELY going to need to "wind down" my Firefox usage.
I'll have to try Librewolf for Linux. I have been dual-booting since the days of Caldera Linux / Win 3.1, so this will not be a problem. Years ago I used Linux about 99% of the time. Recently I have used Win7 about 99% of the time. Now, it looks like things will be swinging back to Linux. I might take this opportunity to upgrade from Mint 18.3 KDE in the next week or so.
(Honestly, growing up in the 1970s, there were two things you did NOT want to be accused of. Being a communist, and being a satan-worshipper. And calling Firefox "satanic" might be like a toddler "throwing a tantrum", but I don't care. I think the term fits here.)
YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED.
In the last few days, it looks like Firefox has changed their software terms so they are now evil and WILL sell your data.
I already use Palemoon for Win7 sometimes. Looks like I'll be switching to librewolf as well, as Youtuber Louis Rossman suggests. Palemoon still supports Win7, but sometimes pages don't work properly. The Google Chrome browser might also still work for Win7.
I will have no choice but to upgrade my Firefox, so that I can copy dozens of tabs into a document or spreadsheet, or go through the history to find some Youtube videos that I want to keep as a bookmark. But yes, I am DEFINITELY going to need to "wind down" my Firefox usage.
I'll have to try Librewolf for Linux. I have been dual-booting since the days of Caldera Linux / Win 3.1, so this will not be a problem. Years ago I used Linux about 99% of the time. Recently I have used Win7 about 99% of the time. Now, it looks like things will be swinging back to Linux. I might take this opportunity to upgrade from Mint 18.3 KDE in the next week or so.
(Honestly, growing up in the 1970s, there were two things you did NOT want to be accused of. Being a communist, and being a satan-worshipper. And calling Firefox "satanic" might be like a toddler "throwing a tantrum", but I don't care. I think the term fits here.)
YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED.
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