All legacy technical posts will remain available so that searching for help related to the browser is still available, but henceforth and until the reddit admins appropriately reply to our concerns, the only new submissions allowed will be ones that contain the cuddly fuzzy little animals from which the subreddit indirectly received its name:
The red panda! Also known as fire foxes.
If you are looking for technical posts, we now have an official community on Kbin. Keep in mind that Lemmy also federates with Kbin. We continue to be around on Matrix as well.
The subreddit & Kbin magazine aren't run by Mozilla but are still a very important forum for the browser.
Do give them a follow on @firefox - you should be able to follow that from most of the Fediverse i.e. Mastodon, Calckey, etc etc etc
@Sibshops@fediversenews@firefox Definitely. Vivaldi browser have had their Fedi server up and running for a few months now, and I set up a little Mastodon server for myself on a Sunday afternoon. Come on Firefox, it's not that hard!
@losttourist@fediversenews@firefox Remember way back in the day (2006-7ish I wanna say?) when the Firefox browser had a built in section where you could watch a group of red pandas 24/7? It was the most adorable thing ever.
@n0fqy@losttourist@fediversenews@firefox Lemmy (and another compatible platform called kbin) is for reddit what Mastodon is for Twitter - a federated alternative. Lemmy is built with Rust and kbin is built with modern php, but they play well nice with eachother and the fediverse. You join any instance (server, you can also selfhost) and subscribe to any instance's communities (subreddits) as long as they arent defederated. The instances and communities are moderated separately.
@losttourist@fediversenews@firefox Just so everyone is clear, this is the home of the r/firefox community on Kbin. This is not a Mozilla endorsed community.
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