mojo

Firefox on Android is so underrated, it's practically the perfect browser for me.

Yes, I'm writing this from GrapheneOS

That's not even true nor does that make sense lol

This is such a consumerism comment. You are buying a closed garden ecosystem and encouraging lack of choice from a terrible company. Maybe you don't value actual freedom with your devices, but if you have even the slightest curiosity with how your phone is operating then you'd realize iPhones are designed for the lowest common denominator and to be used one way. It discourages any other competing brands from using its software. It heavily nerfs anything that isn't an Apple product. It's all closed source and proprietary. It's anti consumer. There's more to phones then opening up the app store, installing app, and opening app from home screen.

If you're against this kind of behavior, you should advocate that Android/iOS are platforms and not products, so that centralized app stores are a medium for developers and not a proprietary product under one company.

One of the greatest rappers.

Considered this phone but couldn't commit to something like that, nor can I justify such a price tag for that. Instead I'm attempting to dumb down my phone. Moving to GrapheneOS and starting from the basics is definitely a good starting point.

The suggestion should be qualified with single player only or very limited multiplayer, mostly to those with explicit Linux support.

Because that's very disingenuous when like 95%+ of your multiplayer games work on it. It's really just some shitty kernel level anti cheats, which is like Valorant, COD (I think?), Tarkov, and a few others I don't play or really care about.

Sorry to hear about the downgrade. We'll welcome you back once you realize how bad iOS is lol.

Alright then?

Still waiting for it to actually appear on my Firefox extension