I did and they were awesome games - well the first two were excellent and the third one is where EA got greedy and introduced microtransactions to that game. It was around that time when EA really started pushing their microtransaction practices very aggressively.
It's not Firefox that was selling the data - it was the extensions which are third party companies and these companies had extensions on both Firefox and Chrome.
Recently, Adobe apps have started to become increasingly GPU and CPU resource intensive especially more recent versions so that's why I'm mentioning that.
That's good to hear - I'm currently using Quebes OS on a virtual machine and it's actually pretty good so far. Not as hard to use as the original Linux and is pretty easy to run.
Looks like some kind of mini transformer robot - not going to lie. It also seems to have all kinds of buttons all over the mouse which may cause a few misclicking issues because some of the buttons are in very awkward places.
The cons are that they're ditching the mobile app and just mainly supporting PC and webapps which absolutely suck! Why would anyone make a decision like that?
I've seen several different Reddit posts highlighting the fact that they'll shut down your email address if you send something that they think is "inappropriate" even though it's none of their business what you want to send to another party via email. Just check this one out.
As @Shagger mentioned earlier in this thread, it's one that's designed with gamers in mind. Personally, I'd have given it a try if I wasn't already using six other browsers lol.
I'd have to agree that for all its faults, Cyberpunk 2077 is one of the best games in terms of graphical detail that I can recall. I've played many great looking games on PC but Cyberpunk really did a great job in that department.