That is not what Firefox has done.
Linking to another instance is kind of silly.
Sodium-ion batteries are likely to be the obvious answer in another decade. Dirt cheap, abundant materials, competitive density.
... by submitting queries to another website that only does what's ruining search engines.
I would still be using 7 if ransomware wasn't a thing.
I went back to Mint instead.
You pay how much to be told no?
Windows 9x was low-bullshit.
NT and 2000 were corporate enough to be no-nonsense. They belonged to the administrator, but the administrator can be you.
ME was a mistake.
XP was not yet online enough to be properly skeezy.
But from Vista onward, yeah, it's been an escalating shit-show that's difficult to miss.
"How do people manage to play and chat online with random people?"
Tangentially, see Mike Montiero's talk, How Designers Destroyed The World. His prime example is Facebook changing everyone's visibility settings by default... leading at least one closeted lesbian teenager to receive death threats from her own goddamn father.
Malice is not required for these decisions to become catastrophes.
Ban them.
Get rid of the entire business model. It's an abuse. Games make you value arbitrary worthless nonsense - that is what makes them games. Attaching a dollar price to that imaginary form of value is a scam.