@mike @mttaggart Vivaldi is the KDE of browsers - infinitely customizable. It’s a rabbit hole 🕳️ Every time I think I have it just right I have to try something new or back to old - tabs vert to horizontal, back to vert…as one example.

So many cool theme on #vivaldibrowser…oh, and built in Mastodon…although I stick to the #fosstodon instance…

I feel guilty using Vivaldi as I believe in #browserdiversity but…so, so, SO good

@Vivaldi

What you can do:
Switch to another browser. You see what a company having a monopoly on a browser does. We need #browserDiversity (for a whole lot more reaons BTW)!

Here is how to switch to #Firefox: https://www.mozilla.org/firefox/switch/

#nochrome #nogoogle #switchToFirefox #Firefox

@clarjon1 @danarel @switchingsocial

I'd still say three. Blink is nowadays very different from WebKit, you hardly see a common ground anymore.

So you have three. Actually, did you read my linked #browserDiversity article? Because it's exactly about your point, and I agree: https://css-tricks.com/the-ecological-impact-of-browser-diversity/

(Just developing #KHTML seems like a lost ship to me now.)

@rootkovska It would be great if people did associate a web service/website with one specific browser or not call websites "chrome apps"…

(For your use case, #epiphany e.g. provides something like this and AFAIK it works in GNOME with any website.)

Because #browserDiversity matters: https://css-tricks.com/the-ecological-impact-of-browser-diversity/

@nolan oh, wow. Thanks for sharing that insight.

It is indeed bad if web devs act like that, and Firefox also recognizes WebKit prefixes.
But yeah, real solution is fighting for #browserDiversity.