No, in case you wonder, we haven't changed our minds.
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@Vivaldi if you want a better web, don’t base your web browser on chromium. We need independent competition.
this was an early design decision when things were less creepy
it's not the end of the world
and perhaps vivaldi can transition, but it's a huge ask, and you know it
in the meantime stop being such a douchebag and show some appreciation for the post above
instead of immediately launching into masturbating your ego over this endless endless "bUt I wAnT pErFeCt" that infests social media, and means absolutely nothing, this lowest common denominator empty whining
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No, in case you wonder, we haven't changed our minds.
@Vivaldi this actually me want to try Vivaldi. Thanks @BobLefridge
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No, in case you wonder, we haven't changed our minds.
@Vivaldi@social.vivaldi.net bravo!!!!
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No, in case you wonder, we haven't changed our minds.
@Vivaldi That's good to heard you won't cave into AI like the other browsers.
What about my Vivaldi cat ear logo change? I think it would be a hit!! :3
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this was an early design decision when things were less creepy
it's not the end of the world
and perhaps vivaldi can transition, but it's a huge ask, and you know it
in the meantime stop being such a douchebag and show some appreciation for the post above
instead of immediately launching into masturbating your ego over this endless endless "bUt I wAnT pErFeCt" that infests social media, and means absolutely nothing, this lowest common denominator empty whining
@benroyce @YurkshireLad @Vivaldi
just be grateful and flexible..
I appreciate Vivaldi's philosophy and efforts, even though I'm using Mullvad Browser as primary -
Kudos for doing such an amazing job.
I wish we were to have a truly independent search engine, free and with no AI nonsense.
We can't have a web in our terms when the big search engines are getting us less and less genuine results each day, even these are buried by AI nonsense, and are soon to be scrapped.
@jgg
For a private search enginge try startpage dot com
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No, in case you wonder, we haven't changed our minds.
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@benroyce @YurkshireLad @Vivaldi
just be grateful and flexible..
I appreciate Vivaldi's philosophy and efforts, even though I'm using Mullvad Browser as primary@petrichaos @YurkshireLad @Vivaldi
it infects social media
perfectionism, toxic idealism, purity
as an entitled basis to complain about every. goddamn. thing.
and always zero appreciation from these assholes shown, for the only thing we are ever going to get, from any entity in this world, on any topic:
progress
it's simply a basis for edgelord trolling on baseless malcontent
or it's a personality disorder: stunt vibing ego masturbation
it's a parasitical social interaction on us all
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No, in case you wonder, we haven't changed our minds.
@Vivaldi I'll try it out if it stops using Chrome as a base, but it's good to see that some browsers aren't jumping on this bandwagon of doom.
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No, in case you wonder, we haven't changed our minds.
@Vivaldi so basically like @torproject / Tor Browser since launch…
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No, in case you wonder, we haven't changed our minds.
@Vivaldi now if your browser code was stable and relatively bug free we could talk about switching from brave
I'm not usually a free software extremist but outsourcing development to the community may make Vivaldi competitive with the likes of Firefox and brave -
@Vivaldi
Please make noai.duckduckgo a default search engine choice. I have to manually switch DDG every time I use it.@Petesmom You can make it the default search engine, instead of having to manually switch every time.
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Kudos for doing such an amazing job.
I wish we were to have a truly independent search engine, free and with no AI nonsense.
We can't have a web in our terms when the big search engines are getting us less and less genuine results each day, even these are buried by AI nonsense, and are soon to be scrapped.
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No, in case you wonder, we haven't changed our minds.
And we appreciate it.
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No, in case you wonder, we haven't changed our minds.
I'd probably switch to you as soon as you stopped being proprietary software. Can't trust your browser to not be leaking data elsewhere until we can get proper source code to analyze it -
@Vivaldi
Please make noai.duckduckgo a default search engine choice. I have to manually switch DDG every time I use it. -
No, in case you wonder, we haven't changed our minds.
@Vivaldi One way or another, I will add my own team of small LLMs to any browsers. Whether your browser does or does not have AI in it, it will make no difference. I will replace the desktop of any OS using my AI centric browser app using a small team of small LLM running on llama.cpp and a bunch of MCP servers to make any browser "smart". A browser becomes a UI for my AI apps. No one can act against a big tidal wave.
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No, in case you wonder, we haven't changed our minds.
@Vivaldi make it open source. I'll definitely switch
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this was an early design decision when things were less creepy
it's not the end of the world
and perhaps vivaldi can transition, but it's a huge ask, and you know it
in the meantime stop being such a douchebag and show some appreciation for the post above
instead of immediately launching into masturbating your ego over this endless endless "bUt I wAnT pErFeCt" that infests social media, and means absolutely nothing, this lowest common denominator empty whining
@benroyce @YurkshireLad @Vivaldi his comment is still valid and you shouldn't attack him.
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@Vivaldi One way or another, I will add my own team of small LLMs to any browsers. Whether your browser does or does not have AI in it, it will make no difference. I will replace the desktop of any OS using my AI centric browser app using a small team of small LLM running on llama.cpp and a bunch of MCP servers to make any browser "smart". A browser becomes a UI for my AI apps. No one can act against a big tidal wave.
@ahau @Vivaldi That is a fitting metaphor: AI as a big tidal wave.
The proper response to big tidal waves is to seek higher ground and wait until the waters recede. Then you clean up the filth and debris that it has left everywhere and repair or rebuild what was damaged. In the end, you get to terms with the fact that some things and some people were irretrievably lost, and that some of the landscape has changed permanently.
I’m quite sure that the current AI craze will go somewhat like that.
