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Videos@lemmy.world · 13 days ago

"It’s time to come back to Firefox. The Internet you loved is still here." - Firefox brings together people from famous internet memes in the 2000s in a new marketing push

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"It’s time to come back to Firefox. The Internet you loved is still here." - Firefox brings together people from famous internet memes in the 2000s in a new marketing push

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Videos@lemmy.world · 13 days ago

It’s time to come back to Firefox. The Internet you loved is still here.

Your favorite meme icons from the early 2000s are back, and they have one question: what happened to the internet? Somewhere along the way, big tech started ...

I know we have our complaints about the browser, but I liked this one :)

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true and I agree to all of that, but this ad is actually nice.

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