Re: New default web browser on KDE Spin

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Eric Griffith wrote:
> Hey all, question for the List:
> 
> What would it take / whats the protocol to push forward the idea of
> replacing Konqueror as the default web browser? Konqueror doesn't seem
> like its going anywhere, and I really think that the user experience would
> be better served if either Rekonq, or ideally, Firefox were the default
> browsers. Is there any specific reason that Konqueror has stuck around as
> the default for so long?

Oh, please, not this discussion AGAIN!

See: https://lists.fedoraproject.org/pipermail/kde/2014-March/013298.html

Firefox has since continued on its freedom-unfriendly road by introducing 
restricted extensions, the browser version of restricted boot ("Secure 
Boot"): It will refuse to load any extensions not signed by Mozilla! How is 
this compatible with the spirit of Free Software?

But the main showstopper for the KDE spin is still the total lack of Plasma 
integration.

Rekonq is a more acceptable option, but the only real difference between 
Konqueror+KWebKitPart and Rekonq is the UI (they use the same engine), so it 
is mostly a matter of taste, also keeping in mind that the upstream default 
is Konqueror. But (even though I prefer Konqueror) I am not going to oppose 
a switch to Rekonq if the majority decides that way. It is Firefox that I 
have a problem with on a KDE spin.

        Kevin Kofler

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