I feel foolish for donating to them, but that was a while ago when I thought they had a smidgen of a chance left. Checking up on them now they have decided to go "fully beyond the point of no return" with their new CEO and "AI strategy" now. It is obvious he is a Google plant.

They lost the rendering engine wars to Chromium despite their initial victory in the 2000s over Internet Explorer (They had 30% market share at one point). They completely failed in Mobile (I still have a now non functional Firefox phone), they failed in extensions after they destroyed XUL. The ONLY thing they have left is ublock origin, but most people don't care about ads and actually like buying things.

Mozilla deserves to be replaced like XFree86 was replaced by Xorg and then by XLibre, not just a softfork that is just git cherrypicking like all the current forks, but an actual true new foundation and true "new Phoenix" (Mozilla historians know what I mean) that disables all enshittification and does not take Google blood money.

Palemoon has its own issues, but I think that it really has potential if developed a bit more.

>>3585
The main dev hates Tor, he even has the palemoon website blocked from access to Tor users,
you can still use palemoon with tor but you never know what he's gonna put or has put silently in code that you won't understand it's function to "de-anonymize" you.
it's the trusting problem all over again.
but for normal use, it works.

>>3609
Isn't the code open source?