e internet access, leading to download errors for
bigger packages, and most users will choose not to update.
So from what I know, based on my personal experience, and my experience
in the Fedora FreeMedia program, the Fedora install and Live DVDs are
still very relevant, and deltarpms are extreme
firefox, if that is possible, would be
the right move for Fedora.
We also could lobby mozilla to re-consider this decision.
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one in one of my systems, the 'advertisement
tiles' do not come up, unless you go click that 'gear' on the top right
in a tab, and select 'enhanced' or 'classic'.
By the way, anyone know why 'enhanced' and 'classic' behave
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>
+1
Just because folks may like Firefox, it does not mean that everyone
would accept a Firefox that imposes Ads on you without at least asking
you first. There is only a fine line between being the super-hero and
the super-villain.
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