I've always been a Firefox man and I'll continue to be. I shiver when the thought of using Chrome crosses my mind,  same goes with Edge.<br><br>Be it Linux or Windows, imma side with the fox either way.<br><br>Edit: I might not support everything Mozilla been doing lately but I'm still using a fork of Firefox out of respect and my preference for the browser itself and it's origins, not because of what Mozilla does.<br><br>And also my preference for Waterfox is just my choice to trust the System1 apple juice to not be "deadly telemetry/tracking" poison. After all, I might just not like orange juice that is Brave for it's rather sour than sweet taste. But knowing how it all works, even the juice you drink might be spying on you and actively sending the data off to somewhere.,(reply>), @Nicholas B It's still a better alternative to Google Chrome, which is directly funded by Google and collects more data than any other browser. As for the Pocket feature, yeah it might be data collection - which is what makes pretty much the entire World Wide Web inherently kind of shady.<br><br>I haven't really looked into what Pocket collects and I'm under the impression that you have to sign into it to make it work. It can be removed from the toolbar with a right click, though.,(reply>), ​@WhyDoYouEvenWantToReadMyEntireName I do not do fake news like Mozilla. I worked for them more than 5 years, and I will never use Firefox again.,(reply>), But then again, Firefox is the only non-Chromium engine.. wish there was more competition against Chromium.,(reply>), @Propane the mobile browsers just an example of poor decision making from the devs.<br><br>But here's other reasons Mozilla is kind of shady:<br>1. The Mozilla project is mainly funded by Google. Firefox on its own is running at a deficit.<br>2. The browser comes by default with Pocket enabled, being put into Firefox studies and the browser collecting your information by default without permission.,(reply>), @Ussurin Waterfox was acquired by System1 who own Privacy One Group Ltd that acquired Startpage.<br><br>Some people don't mind this and others consider this death of the browser itself in their eyes because now Waterfox has some funding while being "under control" by some scary boo boo advertising company that will "run Waterfox to the ground".