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Tech Guidlines For Europeans
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I mean, in regards to the Browser. Neither Chromium nor Gecko are european, so it kinda boils down to: do you want to support google (then go with vivaldi) or firefox (librewolf, waterfox etc).
If there’s not a better alternative to either, which would be best?
If all things were the same, I think I’d prefer Firefox over Vivaldi, but I’ve been using the latter assuming it helps our Norwegian friends more.
sure Vivaldi seems to be the more european choice, yet you will be bum fucked by google.