YoSoySnekBoi

Mainly because I’m too lazy to toggle back and forth while typing and prefer to long-press to type dashes and quotes and such. I liked FlorisBoard because that was toggleable similar to Gboard but it respects privacy (most other privacy-respecting apps I’ve found have been somewhat lacking in the customizability department)

Not sure why you’re getting downvotes for asking a question lol

I highly recommend giving FlorisBoard a try. Still in early development but I use it as my daily driver and it’s great

Mainly a compatibility thing afaik. For web stuff it’s actually pretty great but people don’t like not being able to download it in a format that works with image viewers and editing apps

No it isn’t

I’m really glad you so effectively censored the word b*ttom, I wouldn’t want my poor innocent eyes to be exposed to the top-right pixels in the letter o

Apparently malware, according to uBlock

He is raisin indeed

I’ve been running calculations for the last 10 minutes trying to figure out where tf you got 7460% from lmao

This is beautifully written

Omg a VLDL reference in the wild

Teslabubu?

Fatigued Cheese

Which in turn would take down the datacenters too, so same effect, just more severe

take it with a grain of crack

This is the best thing I’ve heard in a long time and I will be stealing it

slow clap

Eggplantius

Firefox on Android requires a LOT of RAM because afaik it is the only modern mobile browser that truly implements its own web engine, rather than piggybacking on Android System WebView.

It ran like crap on my low end Galaxy but I’ve had no issue with it since switching to a Pixel 8. If you’re looking for speed over features while still being decently private, Firefox Focus is a nice simple choice, though it lacks most features of a modern browser.

If you’re looking exclusively for privacy-hardening though, nothing can really beat IronFox except maybe Vanadium (but that’s GrapheneOS exclusive), and IronFox is the only one with extensive support for browser extensions.

Yo, a user from a kbin (mbin?) server! I don’t see those around too often.

There are dozens of us. DOZENS!