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Trying HaikuOS again

When was the last time I tried HaikuOS ? Maybe two or three years ago ?

I remembered using a USB stick as the destination of the installation. It can be easily installed on the same stick you’re booting HaikuOS from, without having to edit bootloader files or go into complicated boot issues, isn’t that amazing ?

So if you have for example a 64 GB USB stick, you can prepare it as the installation medium and then still use most of the space for HaikuOS. See here a howto :

https://discuss.haiku-os.org/t/installing-haiku-to-same-usb-liveboot-drive-guide/15609

So, what’s different from last time I tried it ? Last time the Gnome Web (Epiphany) browser was making its way to become a feasible web browser for HaikuOS. It appears to be gone but LibreWolf is there, and Iceweasel and Iceweasel ESR. These work fine for browsing but drag and drop for customizing icons in the toolbar was not working for me, maybe a graphics card thing ? But there’s always NetPositive, the default HaikuOS web browser.

I think that HaikuOS is fun to play with, especially if you like its design. The bootup is pretty fast and it looks amazing. The desktop itself has a little learning curve but not too difficult.

Drawbacks ? It is still not multi-user as far as I know. You will be running as root all the time. And there’s lots of apps, sometimes outdated. It will not be ready to replace your office work computer but if you like to tinker and play around it could be a fresh alternative for what most open source users use.

Trying HaikuOS again

When was the last time I tried HaikuOS ? Maybe two or three years ago ?

I remembered using a USB stick as the destination of the installation. It can be easily installed on the same stick you’re booting HaikuOS from, without having to edit bootloader files or go into complicated boot issues, isn’t that amazing ?

So if you have for example a 64 GB USB stick, you can prepare it as the installation medium and then still use most of the space for HaikuOS. See here a howto :

https://discuss.haiku-os.org/t/installing-haiku-to-same-usb-liveboot-drive-guide/15609

So, what’s different from last time I tried it ? Last time the Gnome Web (Epiphany) browser was making its way to become a feasible web browser for HaikuOS. It appears to be gone but LibreWolf is there, and Iceweasel and Iceweasel ESR. These work fine for browsing but drag and drop for customizing icons in the toolbar was not working for me, maybe a graphics card thing ? But there’s always NetPositive, the default HaikuOS web browser.

I think that HaikuOS is fun to play with, especially if you like its design. The bootup is pretty fast and it looks amazing. The desktop itself has a little learning curve but not too difficult.

Drawbacks ? It is still not multi-user as far as I know. You will be running as root all the time. And there’s lots of apps, sometimes outdated. It will not be ready to replace your office work computer but if you like to tinker and play around it could be a fresh alternative for what most open source users use.

Trying HaikuOS again

When was the last time I tried HaikuOS ? Maybe two or three years ago ?

I remembered using a USB stick as the destination of the installation. It can be easily installed on the same stick you’re booting HaikuOS from, without having to edit bootloader files or go into complicated boot issues, isn’t that amazing ?

So if you have for example a 64 GB USB stick, you can prepare it as the installation medium and then still use most of the space for HaikuOS. See here a howto :

https://discuss.haiku-os.org/t/installing-haiku-to-same-usb-liveboot-drive-guide/15609

So, what’s different from last time I tried it ? Last time the Gnome Web (Epiphany) browser was making its way to become a feasible web browser for HaikuOS. It appears to be gone but LibreWolf is there, and Iceweasel and Iceweasel ESR. These work fine for browsing but drag and drop for customizing icons in the toolbar was not working for me, maybe a graphics card thing ? But there’s always NetPositive, the default HaikuOS web browser.

I think that HaikuOS is fun to play with, especially if you like its design. The bootup is pretty fast and it looks amazing. The desktop itself has a little learning curve but not too difficult.

Drawbacks ? It is still not multi-user as far as I know. You will be running as root all the time. And there’s lots of apps, sometimes outdated. It will not be ready to replace your office work computer but if you like to tinker and play around it could be a fresh alternative for what most open source users use.

Trying HaikuOS again

When was the last time I tried HaikuOS ? Maybe two or three years ago ?

I remembered using a USB stick as the destination of the installation. It can be easily installed on the same stick you’re booting HaikuOS from, without having to edit bootloader files or go into complicated boot issues, isn’t that amazing ?

So if you have for example a 64 GB USB stick, you can prepare it as the installation medium and then still use most of the space for HaikuOS. See here a howto :

https://discuss.haiku-os.org/t/installing-haiku-to-same-usb-liveboot-drive-guide/15609

So, what’s different from last time I tried it ? Last time the Gnome Web (Epiphany) browser was making its way to become a feasible web browser for HaikuOS. It appears to be gone but LibreWolf is there, and Iceweasel and Iceweasel ESR. These work fine for browsing but drag and drop for customizing icons in the toolbar was not working for me, maybe a graphics card thing ? But there’s always NetPositive, the default HaikuOS web browser.

I think that HaikuOS is fun to play with, especially if you like its design. The bootup is pretty fast and it looks amazing. The desktop itself has a little learning curve but not too difficult.

Drawbacks ? It is still not multi-user as far as I know. You will be running as root all the time. And there’s lots of apps, sometimes outdated. It will not be ready to replace your office work computer but if you like to tinker and play around it could be a fresh alternative for what most open source users use.

Trying HaikuOS again

When was the last time I tried HaikuOS ? Maybe two or three years ago ?

I remembered using a USB stick as the destination of the installation. It can be easily installed on the same stick you’re booting HaikuOS from, without having to edit bootloader files or go into complicated boot issues, isn’t that amazing ?

So if you have for example a 64 GB USB stick, you can prepare it as the installation medium and then still use most of the space for HaikuOS. See here a howto :

https://discuss.haiku-os.org/t/installing-haiku-to-same-usb-liveboot-drive-guide/15609

So, what’s different from last time I tried it ? Last time the Gnome Web (Epiphany) browser was making its way to become a feasible web browser for HaikuOS. It appears to be gone but LibreWolf is there, and Iceweasel and Iceweasel ESR. These work fine for browsing but drag and drop for customizing icons in the toolbar was not working for me, maybe a graphics card thing ? But there’s always NetPositive, the default HaikuOS web browser.

I think that HaikuOS is fun to play with, especially if you like its design. The bootup is pretty fast and it looks amazing. The desktop itself has a little learning curve but not too difficult.

Drawbacks ? It is still not multi-user as far as I know. You will be running as root all the time. And there’s lots of apps, sometimes outdated. It will not be ready to replace your office work computer but if you like to tinker and play around it could be a fresh alternative for what most open source users use.

Alguém poderia usar o nome Iceweasel e Icedove para um fork do Firefox e Thunderbird aproveitando o nome usado pelo Debian quando tiveram problemas com a Mozilla por causa do nome e logo que eram marca registrada.

Alguém poderia usar o nome Iceweasel e Icedove para um fork do Firefox e Thunderbird aproveitando o nome usado pelo Debian quando tiveram problemas com a Mozilla por causa do nome e logo que eram marca registrada.

Alguém poderia usar o nome Iceweasel e Icedove para um fork do Firefox e Thunderbird aproveitando o nome usado pelo Debian quando tiveram problemas com a Mozilla por causa do nome e logo que eram marca registrada.

Acabo de instalar #IceCat en #ArchLinux, fork de #Firefox totalmente libre distribuido por el proyecto #gnu.

Sabía que existía como fork de Firefox, pero acabo de descubrir felizmente que es el nuevo nombre del #iceweasel que usaba hace lustros en Debian mmm.... 5 tal vez!

Me encantaba ese browser, minimalista, sencillo y rápido.

Más razones para darle una oportunidad 😃

Acabo de instalar #IceCat en #ArchLinux, fork de #Firefox totalmente libre distribuido por el proyecto #gnu.

Sabía que existía como fork de Firefox, pero acabo de descubrir felizmente que es el nuevo nombre del #iceweasel que usaba hace lustros en Debian mmm.... 5 tal vez!

Me encantaba ese browser, minimalista, sencillo y rápido.

Más razones para darle una oportunidad 😃

Acabo de instalar #IceCat en #ArchLinux, fork de #Firefox totalmente libre distribuido por el proyecto #gnu.

Sabía que existía como fork de Firefox, pero acabo de descubrir felizmente que es el nuevo nombre del #iceweasel que usaba hace lustros en Debian mmm.... 5 tal vez!

Me encantaba ese browser, minimalista, sencillo y rápido.

Más razones para darle una oportunidad 😃

Acabo de instalar #IceCat en #ArchLinux, fork de #Firefox totalmente libre distribuido por el proyecto #gnu.

Sabía que existía como fork de Firefox, pero acabo de descubrir felizmente que es el nuevo nombre del #iceweasel que usaba hace lustros en Debian mmm.... 5 tal vez!

Me encantaba ese browser, minimalista, sencillo y rápido.

Más razones para darle una oportunidad 😃

Acabo de instalar #IceCat en #ArchLinux, fork de #Firefox totalmente libre distribuido por el proyecto #gnu.

Sabía que existía como fork de Firefox, pero acabo de descubrir felizmente que es el nuevo nombre del #iceweasel que usaba hace lustros en Debian mmm.... 5 tal vez!

Me encantaba ese browser, minimalista, sencillo y rápido.

Más razones para darle una oportunidad 😃

@job @tuxmain I think what Mozilla did to Debian packages is an exception to its trademark requirements

https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=815006

"More generally, Mozilla trusts the Debian packagers to use their best judgment to achieve the same quality as the official Firefox binaries."

If there are specific issues that needs adding a patch, Debian should be able to do that, and in worst case, resurrect #iceweasel name if mozilla complains again.

#debian #mozilla #firefox

@job @tuxmain I think what Mozilla did to Debian packages is an exception to its trademark requirements

https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=815006

"More generally, Mozilla trusts the Debian packagers to use their best judgment to achieve the same quality as the official Firefox binaries."

If there are specific issues that needs adding a patch, Debian should be able to do that, and in worst case, resurrect #iceweasel name if mozilla complains again.

#debian #mozilla #firefox

@job @tuxmain I think what Mozilla did to Debian packages is an exception to its trademark requirements

https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=815006

"More generally, Mozilla trusts the Debian packagers to use their best judgment to achieve the same quality as the official Firefox binaries."

If there are specific issues that needs adding a patch, Debian should be able to do that, and in worst case, resurrect #iceweasel name if mozilla complains again.

#debian #mozilla #firefox

@job @tuxmain I think what Mozilla did to Debian packages is an exception to its trademark requirements

https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=815006

"More generally, Mozilla trusts the Debian packagers to use their best judgment to achieve the same quality as the official Firefox binaries."

If there are specific issues that needs adding a patch, Debian should be able to do that, and in worst case, resurrect #iceweasel name if mozilla complains again.

#debian #mozilla #firefox

@job @tuxmain I think what Mozilla did to Debian packages is an exception to its trademark requirements

https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=815006

"More generally, Mozilla trusts the Debian packagers to use their best judgment to achieve the same quality as the official Firefox binaries."

If there are specific issues that needs adding a patch, Debian should be able to do that, and in worst case, resurrect #iceweasel name if mozilla complains again.

#debian #mozilla #firefox

In light of #Mozilla's recent utter-and-complete SNAFU,

#Debian really needs to bring back #IceWeasel!!! X'D

In light of #Mozilla's recent utter-and-complete SNAFU,

#Debian really needs to bring back #IceWeasel!!! X'D

In light of #Mozilla's recent utter-and-complete SNAFU,

#Debian really needs to bring back #IceWeasel!!! X'D

In light of #Mozilla's recent utter-and-complete SNAFU,

#Debian really needs to bring back #IceWeasel!!! X'D

In light of #Mozilla's recent utter-and-complete SNAFU,

#Debian really needs to bring back #IceWeasel!!! X'D

@aburka @joeyh these ToS is not included in the source code, so don't apply to people building from source like #librewolf or #ironfox.

It applies to #Ubuntu, which ships official snap binaries, but not to #Debian which builds from source.

It'd at least be very confusing to people that only "some" Firefox is affected. Debian is a special case, as we got an exception from Mozilla for using that trademarked name (it was called #iceweasel for a long time before #mozilla gave this exception).

@aburka @joeyh these ToS is not included in the source code, so don't apply to people building from source like #librewolf or #ironfox.

It applies to #Ubuntu, which ships official snap binaries, but not to #Debian which builds from source.

It'd at least be very confusing to people that only "some" Firefox is affected. Debian is a special case, as we got an exception from Mozilla for using that trademarked name (it was called #iceweasel for a long time before #mozilla gave this exception).

@aburka @joeyh these ToS is not included in the source code, so don't apply to people building from source like #librewolf or #ironfox.

It applies to #Ubuntu, which ships official snap binaries, but not to #Debian which builds from source.

It'd at least be very confusing to people that only "some" Firefox is affected. Debian is a special case, as we got an exception from Mozilla for using that trademarked name (it was called #iceweasel for a long time before #mozilla gave this exception).

@aburka @joeyh these ToS is not included in the source code, so don't apply to people building from source like #librewolf or #ironfox.

It applies to #Ubuntu, which ships official snap binaries, but not to #Debian which builds from source.

It'd at least be very confusing to people that only "some" Firefox is affected. Debian is a special case, as we got an exception from Mozilla for using that trademarked name (it was called #iceweasel for a long time before #mozilla gave this exception).

@aburka @joeyh these ToS is not included in the source code, so don't apply to people building from source like #librewolf or #ironfox.

It applies to #Ubuntu, which ships official snap binaries, but not to #Debian which builds from source.

It'd at least be very confusing to people that only "some" Firefox is affected. Debian is a special case, as we got an exception from Mozilla for using that trademarked name (it was called #iceweasel for a long time before #mozilla gave this exception).

So I guess I'm actually going to #UninstallFirefox. I have installed #LibreWolf now, but how does compare in everyone's opinion to things like #IceWeasel and #Waterfox and all the other Firefox forks?

So I guess I'm actually going to #UninstallFirefox. I have installed #LibreWolf now, but how does compare in everyone's opinion to things like #IceWeasel and #Waterfox and all the other Firefox forks?

So I guess I'm actually going to #UninstallFirefox. I have installed #LibreWolf now, but how does compare in everyone's opinion to things like #IceWeasel and #Waterfox and all the other Firefox forks?

So I guess I'm actually going to #UninstallFirefox. I have installed #LibreWolf now, but how does compare in everyone's opinion to things like #IceWeasel and #Waterfox and all the other Firefox forks?

So I guess I'm actually going to #UninstallFirefox. I have installed #LibreWolf now, but how does compare in everyone's opinion to things like #IceWeasel and #Waterfox and all the other Firefox forks?

📑 #HaikuOS Report (Dec 2024):
- #Iceweasel now available for x86_64
- Virtual memory management optimizations
- realtekwifi/virtio-pci driver updates
- FAT/NTFS filesystem improvements
- $30k in donations in 2024

Full analysis in my article ⬇️
https://www.desktoponfire.com/senza-categoria/692/haiku-os-december-2024-report-iceweasel-arrives-with-major-kernel-improvements/

📑 #HaikuOS Report (Dec 2024):
- #Iceweasel now available for x86_64
- Virtual memory management optimizations
- realtekwifi/virtio-pci driver updates
- FAT/NTFS filesystem improvements
- $30k in donations in 2024

Full analysis in my article ⬇️
https://www.desktoponfire.com/senza-categoria/692/haiku-os-december-2024-report-iceweasel-arrives-with-major-kernel-improvements/

📑 #HaikuOS Report (Dec 2024):
- #Iceweasel now available for x86_64
- Virtual memory management optimizations
- realtekwifi/virtio-pci driver updates
- FAT/NTFS filesystem improvements
- $30k in donations in 2024

Full analysis in my article ⬇️
https://www.desktoponfire.com/senza-categoria/692/haiku-os-december-2024-report-iceweasel-arrives-with-major-kernel-improvements/

📑 #HaikuOS Report (Dec 2024):
- #Iceweasel now available for x86_64
- Virtual memory management optimizations
- realtekwifi/virtio-pci driver updates
- FAT/NTFS filesystem improvements
- $30k in donations in 2024

Full analysis in my article ⬇️
https://www.desktoponfire.com/senza-categoria/692/haiku-os-december-2024-report-iceweasel-arrives-with-major-kernel-improvements/

📑 #HaikuOS Report (Dec 2024):
- #Iceweasel now available for x86_64
- Virtual memory management optimizations
- realtekwifi/virtio-pci driver updates
- FAT/NTFS filesystem improvements
- $30k in donations in 2024

Full analysis in my article ⬇️
https://www.desktoponfire.com/senza-categoria/692/haiku-os-december-2024-report-iceweasel-arrives-with-major-kernel-improvements/

@n0toose #IceWeasel is a game-changer for #HaikuOS. Skipping over the already available LibreOffice, most productivity suites have cloud-hosted options available, so great browser support opens up a lot of possibilities to those with older hardware who may not want for go down the multi-user Linux route.

@n0toose #IceWeasel is a game-changer for #HaikuOS. Skipping over the already available LibreOffice, most productivity suites have cloud-hosted options available, so great browser support opens up a lot of possibilities to those with older hardware who may not want for go down the multi-user Linux route.

@n0toose #IceWeasel is a game-changer for #HaikuOS. Skipping over the already available LibreOffice, most productivity suites have cloud-hosted options available, so great browser support opens up a lot of possibilities to those with older hardware who may not want for go down the multi-user Linux route.

@n0toose #IceWeasel is a game-changer for #HaikuOS. Skipping over the already available LibreOffice, most productivity suites have cloud-hosted options available, so great browser support opens up a lot of possibilities to those with older hardware who may not want for go down the multi-user Linux route.

An experimental port of Firefox Iceweasel is now available on HaikuDepot! So far, most sites are working fine. YouTube video playback is fine and Discord just works, however the web browser does occasionally take itself down. Still rather usable, though! If @ActionRetro thought that Haiku was ready for daily driving with Falkon (see first screenshot), then rebranded Firefox surely has to make it even more viable by those standards!

It should be noted though that just like with Falkon, some crash dialogs can be ignored (drag them to another workspace) and the web browser can still be used.

x86_64:
https://depot.haiku-os.org/#!/pkg/iceweasel_bin/haikuports/haikuports_x86_64/128/5/0/-/3/x86_64?bcguid=bc5-PVQY

#haiku #haikuos #firefox #iceweasel

An experimental port of Firefox Iceweasel is now available on HaikuDepot! So far, most sites are working fine. YouTube video playback is fine and Discord just works, however the web browser does occasionally take itself down. Still rather usable, though! If @ActionRetro thought that Haiku was ready for daily driving with Falkon (see first screenshot), then rebranded Firefox surely has to make it even more viable by those standards!

It should be noted though that just like with Falkon, some crash dialogs can be ignored (drag them to another workspace) and the web browser can still be used.

x86_64:
https://depot.haiku-os.org/#!/pkg/iceweasel_bin/haikuports/haikuports_x86_64/128/5/0/-/3/x86_64?bcguid=bc5-PVQY

#haiku #haikuos #firefox #iceweasel

An experimental port of Firefox Iceweasel is now available on HaikuDepot! So far, most sites are working fine. YouTube video playback is fine and Discord just works, however the web browser does occasionally take itself down. Still rather usable, though! If @ActionRetro thought that Haiku was ready for daily driving with Falkon (see first screenshot), then rebranded Firefox surely has to make it even more viable by those standards!

It should be noted though that just like with Falkon, some crash dialogs can be ignored (drag them to another workspace) and the web browser can still be used.

x86_64:
https://depot.haiku-os.org/#!/pkg/iceweasel_bin/haikuports/haikuports_x86_64/128/5/0/-/3/x86_64?bcguid=bc5-PVQY

#haiku #haikuos #firefox #iceweasel

An experimental port of Firefox Iceweasel is now available on HaikuDepot! So far, most sites are working fine. YouTube video playback is fine and Discord just works, however the web browser does occasionally take itself down. Still rather usable, though! If @ActionRetro thought that Haiku was ready for daily driving with Falkon (see first screenshot), then rebranded Firefox surely has to make it even more viable by those standards!

It should be noted though that just like with Falkon, some crash dialogs can be ignored (drag them to another workspace) and the web browser can still be used.

x86_64:
https://depot.haiku-os.org/#!/pkg/iceweasel_bin/haikuports/haikuports_x86_64/128/5/0/-/3/x86_64?bcguid=bc5-PVQY

#haiku #haikuos #firefox #iceweasel

An experimental port of Firefox Iceweasel is now available on HaikuDepot! So far, most sites are working fine. YouTube video playback is fine and Discord just works, however the web browser does occasionally take itself down. Still rather usable, though! If @ActionRetro thought that Haiku was ready for daily driving with Falkon (see first screenshot), then rebranded Firefox surely has to make it even more viable by those standards!

It should be noted though that just like with Falkon, some crash dialogs can be ignored (drag them to another workspace) and the web browser can still be used.

x86_64:
https://depot.haiku-os.org/#!/pkg/iceweasel_bin/haikuports/haikuports_x86_64/128/5/0/-/3/x86_64?bcguid=bc5-PVQY

#haiku #haikuos #firefox #iceweasel

Would it be too much to ask various #Mozilla #Firefox forks: #palemoon #waterfox #LibreWolf #iceweasel etc to join forces and chart an independent path, not just for catching up in #browser tech, but actually developing it in the right direction?

Would it be too much to ask various #Mozilla #Firefox forks: #palemoon #waterfox #LibreWolf #iceweasel etc to join forces and chart an independent path, not just for catching up in #browser tech, but actually developing it in the right direction?

Would it be too much to ask various #Mozilla #Firefox forks: #palemoon #waterfox #LibreWolf #iceweasel etc to join forces and chart an independent path, not just for catching up in #browser tech, but actually developing it in the right direction?

Would it be too much to ask various #Mozilla #Firefox forks: #palemoon #waterfox #LibreWolf #iceweasel etc to join forces and chart an independent path, not just for catching up in #browser tech, but actually developing it in the right direction?

Would it be too much to ask various #Mozilla #Firefox forks: #palemoon #waterfox #LibreWolf #iceweasel etc to join forces and chart an independent path, not just for catching up in #browser tech, but actually developing it in the right direction?

Weil letztens das Thema "die #FDroid-Suche ist ziemlich kaputt" aufkam…

KAPUTTE DATEN MACHEN ES NICHT BESSER!

Z.B. muss man wissen dass der Mozilla-Browser auf Android prä-2020 den Codenamen "Fennec" trug, wenn man eine Firefox-Variante installieren will.

Du kannst den aktuellen Codenamen "Fenix" genauso suchen wie den Projektnamen "Firefox Daylight" oder "Firefox"…

Nur exakt "Mozilla" oder "Fennec" bringen jedoch hilfreiche Ergebnisse!

Nein, "Browser" auch nicht!

It's #IceWeasel all over!

Weil letztens das Thema "die #FDroid-Suche ist ziemlich kaputt" aufkam…

KAPUTTE DATEN MACHEN ES NICHT BESSER!

Z.B. muss man wissen dass der Mozilla-Browser auf Android prä-2020 den Codenamen "Fennec" trug, wenn man eine Firefox-Variante installieren will.

Du kannst den aktuellen Codenamen "Fenix" genauso suchen wie den Projektnamen "Firefox Daylight" oder "Firefox"…

Nur exakt "Mozilla" oder "Fennec" bringen jedoch hilfreiche Ergebnisse!

Nein, "Browser" auch nicht!

It's #IceWeasel all over!

Weil letztens das Thema "die #FDroid-Suche ist ziemlich kaputt" aufkam…

KAPUTTE DATEN MACHEN ES NICHT BESSER!

Z.B. muss man wissen dass der Mozilla-Browser auf Android prä-2020 den Codenamen "Fennec" trug, wenn man eine Firefox-Variante installieren will.

Du kannst den aktuellen Codenamen "Fenix" genauso suchen wie den Projektnamen "Firefox Daylight" oder "Firefox"…

Nur exakt "Mozilla" oder "Fennec" bringen jedoch hilfreiche Ergebnisse!

Nein, "Browser" auch nicht!

It's #IceWeasel all over!

Weil letztens das Thema "die #FDroid-Suche ist ziemlich kaputt" aufkam…

KAPUTTE DATEN MACHEN ES NICHT BESSER!

Z.B. muss man wissen dass der Mozilla-Browser auf Android prä-2020 den Codenamen "Fennec" trug, wenn man eine Firefox-Variante installieren will.

Du kannst den aktuellen Codenamen "Fenix" genauso suchen wie den Projektnamen "Firefox Daylight" oder "Firefox"…

Nur exakt "Mozilla" oder "Fennec" bringen jedoch hilfreiche Ergebnisse!

Nein, "Browser" auch nicht!

It's #IceWeasel all over!

@jalcine
Won't be long before we're all switching to #iceWeasel. Again.

@jalcine
Won't be long before we're all switching to #iceWeasel. Again.

@jalcine
Won't be long before we're all switching to #iceWeasel. Again.

@jalcine
Won't be long before we're all switching to #iceWeasel. Again.