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sta sul cazzo perché prende per il culo il perbenismo di sinistra e lo fa con la consapevolezza di una persona di sinistra che piace anche alle persone di sinistra. Quindi non c'è nessun motivo per cui non dovrebbe starti sul cazzo, ma dovresti riconoscere che la sua satira sociale è molto più sofisticata di quanto non sembri.

Checco Zalone è l'Ugo Fantozzi del tempo attuale:

1) Paolo Villaggio smascherava il finto progressismo della classe dirigente e la complicità obbligata delle vittime
2) Luca Medici smaschera il politicamente corretto delle élites e l'adesione pigra ad esso da parte di chi non ne capisce più il significato profondo eooriginario, ma lo professa lostesso per non sembrare stupido e rozzo.

Se ti sta sul cazzo, allora significa che puoi essere ancora salvato

Good choice. I've been using #Vivaldi for years and years now, and it's always been great.

@Vivaldi

Vivaldi is good browser and very customizable.

As for Firefox, Mozilla's leadership still has no idea how to choose the right direction for the project. The browser is behind competitors, Mozilla depends on Google's funding, there is no clear vision and goals for Firefox and Mozilla.

I'm not saying it because I don't like Firefox as long time ago I was using it for years, but there are problems that put a lot of doubt over the project's future.

vivaldi also autodiscovers #rss feeds on a page (small detail yet speaks volumes about their value system).

It will be heartbreaking to part ways with firefox after decades, but alas mozilla does not seem to have a way out of its enshittification predicament. Pacts with the Devil eventually extract their pound of flesh.

I'm still on Vivaldi and love it but they have said more than once already that they do plan to drop support for manifest v2. Once they do I'll be spinning the Firefork roulette so... Maybe don't get too attached?

We cannot, in fact, have nice things

Or you can use Librewolf.

librewolf.net

LibreWolf Browser

A custom version of Firefox, focused on privacy, security and freedom.

^{librewolf.net}

If memory serves me well, my first browser was Netscape - guess my age 😉
Briefly used Mozilla and Opera but Firefox has been my dominant browser after Netscape ever since.

I'm not liking certain decisions within the Mozilla group, including the AI hype, but so far I'm sticking to it.

The question is how much longer browsers dependent on Chromium upstream will still be able to support uBlock Origin against Google's will.

The better choice would have been a Firefox-based browser like Waterfox, which takes Firefox and strips it of all the annoying telemetry and AI nonsense

waterfox.com/blog/no-ai-here-r…

No AI* Here - A Response to Mozilla's Next Chapter

Mozilla's pivot to AI first browsing raises fundamental questions about what a browser should be.

^{Alex Kontos (Waterfox)}

why not #waterfox

Its what Firefox should be open and extremely user-friendly 🩵 #noai

That seems like a step backwards to be very honest. Firefox is a truly open-source project, with its own nuts and bolts under the hood, whereas Vivaldi is just another Chromium fork with a bunch of proprietary bits strapped to it.

I don't agree with the choices from Mozilla, but if everything is opt-in, local, and respects user privacy, what is the problem? And if it does bother you, why not use something like LibeWolf?

I think the problem is somewhat exaggerated until we see actual negative actions from Mozilla.

mastodon.social/@Distante/1157…

Unlike chrome UngoogledChromium also supports UBlock and it can be sideloaded.

Vivaldi sends a unique user ID to its servers every 24 hours.

UngoogledChromium sends

NOTHING home.