Firefox is great as a product and even greater for this reason. All other browsers are either packaged with the OS (by the company selling the OS) or as you said.
I love Firefox, I use it on every OS. I do use Chrome for accessing my RStudio server because the performance is significantly better. Chrome on Android also feels better than Firefox on Android but I use both interchangeably. I use Edge for reading PDFs on my windows PC because it is usually convenient and somewhat infrequent.
Im not entirely convinced why, but think very strongly that it is important to diversify your software and hardware solutions. Additionally it seems prudent that one company doesn't own the full stack, this pushes me away from Edge and Safari.
Emacs Org Mode is nice for note taking planning and todos, the calendar timestamping features is nice to recognize time spent in various tasks and keep accountable
The link goes to the HTTP version of blogspot. This redirects you to HTTPS. If you click "back" you are back at the HTTP version, which will redirect you again.
I'm not sure they could. If the http:// URL would have responded with a redirect to https://, the back button would have worked just fine. Instead it responds with a perfectly normal page that then does this:
if (location.protocol == 'http:') location.protocol = 'https:';
Blogspot is such a mess, it's the perfect example of Google not necessarily being technically competent.
Yeah that should be a proper permanent redirect on a webserver level. Did Google make Blogspot themselves or did they buy it and never made it conform to normal web page practices?
The same goes for non-vegans.