My experience trying to ensure accessibility on an earlier blog post.
Curious to ensure accessibility on an earlier blog post, I went on a testing journey for the first time as a screen-reader user.
firefox
“Firefox 87 trims HTTP Referrers by default to protect user privacy”
My thoughts on Firefox’ referrer policy change as an “innocent” blogger.
Mozilla has given me one reason to use Chrome on mobile.
With its v85 release, Mozilla has announced they are removing support for PWAs.
On Firefox Send’s shutdown news.
NextCloud v18 carries a bug causing me not to be able to send a PDF file. I discover Lufi quite quickly, like it, and plan to self-host it. Comically, next day, Firefox Send is permanently shut down.
Setting the record straight: Firefox is a crazy good browser and we have a moral duty to support it.
Seeing as I wrote about moving to Vivaldi, Brave, and then back to Vivaldi, it’s only fair I write about my story behind the move back to Firefox.
Goodbye, Vivaldi. It’s time for a Brave adventure.
When Vivaldi fails to check all boxes, Ru continues her find-a-browser journey. She explores Brave as an alternate to Firefox – will this be the one?
Two days away from Firefox: A Vivaldi experience
Upset with Firefox’s performance, I decided to trial other browsers on the market. Here’s my experience with Vivaldi after having used it for 2 days.