In a terminal ~]$ export ~]$ export ~]$ waterfoxĪnd after this was published Feb5 as a problem and nobody at Waterfox responded (usually the specific insider named below has been extremely helpful with any problems), for 2 weeks ( now), we get this response: It would automatically be fixed if you reverted to 2.30.xx but then most of your other software compiled with that new library “might” break. Waterfox lost sound ability while playing videos when glibc 2.31 started hitting some distros.

Goodbye and good luck for all that you had done up to now. Thank you Alex for your sincere efforts and sleepless nights of coding, all these years, it has been a great ride, and it is too bad it had to crash in such a bad time for browser variety and period. Or why else would they buy to promote their own browser, to make all others break while they are getting robbed? Waterfox officially was sold by mr Alex Kontos to System1, a UK payperclick ad company, which it would be absurd to believe that it wouldn’t utilize the browser’s ability to feed their other interests with private data. We had seeked refuge at Waterfox, retaining some old firefox functionality and ensuring us it is blocking all of Mozilla tactics of robbing you of private data and feeding it to “who knows who”. We had dedicated much energy in the past, 2 years ago, to advocate for Palemoon and you should at least read the piece about the NoScript parody, and how we gave up on it for specific suspicious reasons (still holds unchanged, Palemoon has branded NoScript as “dangerous” because it breaks pages).

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