That will totally lead to websites not supporting or even blocking Firefox.
A lot of websites that really should be testing for this don't work on Firefox.
Absolute worst case Firefox can focus on feature parity(as it already has a lot of), and lie on the UserAgent
The EU is trying to do this at an EU level (and has been for years). As well as an individual country level, Sweden seems likely to pass a similar law in 2026.
https://www.theregister.com/2025/02/26/signal_will_withdraw_from_sweden/
https://www.wired.com/story/europe-break-encryption-leaked-document-csa-law/
That would've been great for them to clarify earlier XD
USPSA
It would be a little strange if Americans didn't place well in United States Practical Shooting Association competitions
They do have an disincentive, its called decades in jail if its discovered you kill him.
A great president is one who expanded the institution of the president,
Yea, I don't know if this definition of greatness is very good
I don't know the situation, but of course the CEO will say that, whether she'd be punished or not
How quickly will capacity degrade charging at that speed?
No we have not.
Thanks for the sympathy- my mom hasn't been very emotionally stable for my whole life. She's not perfect and sometimes I think she's wrong, but I know she loves and cares about me
For a while I think it was Papa Johns, or Dominos, some pizza chain site didn't work on Firefox. Worse than that though when I was in highschool I remember some school district stuff didn't work on Firefox