Oh, I support Gecko. More browser engines to compete against Chromium the better. I just can’t use Firefox in its current state right now. Thankfully, Pulse seems to be picking up the slack in places.
Edit: I’ve thought about it a bit, and honestly, even if you choose a fork of Firefox, that still supports Firefox. If Brave, Vivaldi, Opera and Edge are all Chromium and that’s a reason that Chromium has flourished, the same will ring true for anything that forks Firefox. One of Pulse’s aims is to make tooling for building a Firefox-based browser easier, and their fork is part of that.
Yeah but if you dont support Mozilla Firefox the project will run out of resources and only one engine will be left chromium.
Oh, I support Gecko. More browser engines to compete against Chromium the better. I just can’t use Firefox in its current state right now. Thankfully, Pulse seems to be picking up the slack in places.
Edit: I’ve thought about it a bit, and honestly, even if you choose a fork of Firefox, that still supports Firefox. If Brave, Vivaldi, Opera and Edge are all Chromium and that’s a reason that Chromium has flourished, the same will ring true for anything that forks Firefox. One of Pulse’s aims is to make tooling for building a Firefox-based browser easier, and their fork is part of that.