If they do... I'd imagine they'll strip it down alot. That said, TOR is somewhat insecure at the moment. You need to disable javascript for example.

They have a repository, but I think you have to build it from source.

Does it? I'll give it a go so. My only gripe is that it's closed source.

I tried all of those except Konqueror and Vivaldi (not available for linux). I wasn't very impressed, they're usable, but they all had major bugs for basic functionality and didn't really compare to FF or Chrome.

I basically installed every browser in the ubuntu software center, plus a few others from around the web.

I think it was probably both. Mozilla has pulled all kinds of other socjus bullshit since, so it wasn't just a one off.

Never heard of otter, might give it a go.

I've tried around a dozen others, but they all fall short of the mark. The closest is probably pale-moon, which is a firefox fork with a bunch of bugs. Right now I've given in and I use chrome.

Well, as they say, it's easy to fork if the company keeps going down a bullshit path. And I wouldn't want Eich back in Mozilla, he's probably achieving much much more working on Brave (which I will install the moment someone makes a PPA for it).

Curiously, they didn't mention all the socjus crap, but I guess that could just be a smokescreen for the stuff they did argue about.

Maybe try openstreetmap?