| I use Waterfox daily and have evaluated LibreWolf. My use case: I mainly run the Unity desktop on Linux, both on traditional Ubuntu and on the Ubuntu Unity newly-official remix. On other distros, I use Xfce and I am trying to make a macOS-like layout via the Docklike Taskbar and AppMenu panel plugins. Waterfox works with external global menus, like Firefox used to in the pre-Quantum era when Ubuntu used Unity itself. LibreWolf does not. So, I removed LibreWolf. I don't care much about the telemetry stuff. Waterfox survived the Foxstuck outage fine and unaffected: https://www.theregister.com/2022/01/18/foxstuck_firefox_brow... That's a win. I adopted Waterfox because I made extensive use of XUL extensions and Mozilla disabled them in Quantum. They still worked in Waterfox, for years, so I stayed. Waterfox seems to work harder for its users. Mozilla doesn't care. Waterfox: I came for the extensions, but I stay for the UI improvements and greater reliability. |