I think the phrase “at least”, leaves the door open – at least a sliver. It must be said, though, that Mozilla has waffled on this before.

I’m 76 years old God willing I’ll live that long. Whereas this ( ) seems to generally corroborate Alex5723’s contention, Win7 users appear to be OK (depending on how you define it) until Sep 2024. I guess the “best” browser doesn’t exist. For reasons I don’t quite understand, it grants access to a couple of sites that I use frequently (including my health insurance) where even the latest version of Fx chokes.

If it’s of any interest, I also have Brave on my machines. In closing, I like Waterfox and Pale Moon particularly because they – to the best of my knowledge – don’t use telemetry. However, its approach to scripts simply makes it unusable on too many sites – notably ones with which I pay for my purchases using Amex (with or without PayPal) – to have it as my only browser. After two decades of Netscape and then Mozilla, I walked away from the latter when they forced Australis down the users’ throats.Īnd speaking of Pale Moon, it’s my favorite browser hands down because of its flexibility. Kontos’s approach more than that of the owner of Pale Moon and certainly more than that of the Mozilla dictators.

I’ve still got Fx on my machines, but I’m generally happy with Waterfox, and the separation from System 1 can only be good news.įurthermore, I like Mr. Mozilla has now backed down, and – as they say – the end is not in sight for Win7 support, but I don’t care. I’ve been using Waterfox as my default browser since Firefox announced its support for Win7 would end next month (Aug 2023).

Download Waterfox Current G5.1.9 free