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This browser I tried a week ago or so and I was impressed by the theme in particular. I was not impressed about anything else. It seems very heavy running on a recent iMac. And the browser doesn't have knowledge of UI scaling. Or maybe it's me who doesn't know? 

 

But noticing the recent announcement from Mozilla about another theme redesign I thought of the Cliqz browser.

 

Link:

https://cliqz.com/en/index1

 

Can anyone confirm or deny my statement that the Cliqz browser is the "pusher" of the theme for the upcoming main Firefox browser? And why do we need that many other Firefox-based browsers? A speciality? I would guess so. It's just not worthwhile?

 

"We have created the first browser with a built-in quick search."

 

"Our CLIQZ browser comes with a web search on board. And what a search it is! As soon as you begin typing in your search term you will see website suggestions and contents in realtime – directly in your browser window. One click and you are where you want to go. No other browser can do that."

 

Wait what, I can click once in Google Chrome address bar and search, and I see my suggestions in real time.

 

Name sounds like female anatomy. Can you find the Cliqz?

I know, right.

 

Re-inventing the browser Internet search paradigm. Where none is needed.

 

Why some get their mind messed up over all the browser variants is very understandable.

 

'Touch it, touch it. I wanna feel your Cliqz - your hand right up next to my Cliqz' - this song nearly went number 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 in an alternate universe. Though, I have no proof of that. And that's a fact.

 

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