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What is forcing you? Why do you have to jump ship.
This is not an endorsement to use Firefox further but I am curious about your phrasing.
Mainly that i don't want my data being sent to mozilla. But I've decided to stick to firefox for a little more, but this action from mozilla has dropped my trust in them.
I think @fxomt@lemmy.dbzer0.com hasn't yet been enlightened by the fact that one can block Mozilla's URLs and IPs to escape it. TOS for software is dumb and made to be broken, don't let anyone argue with you otherwise.
I've decided to stick to firefox for some time, but i don't trust mozilla anymore.
They've been enshittifying for the past few years, and this is a huge tipping point for me.
I'll take your advice, thanks