Sure: it's great.
Firefox is great. You can use your 'morality' or any other gauge to decide upon any product or tool that you employ. Rock on, I could care less. You can do, or, not do, whatever the hell you want. Who am I to judge? If you make a good browser I'm gonna use it, though. If you tell me how or when to use said browser than you can go pound sand and stick to your baby eating crowd. Weirdo.
Lot of people like to fling outrage and morality around. From their closets. What if they don't eat babies? WTF?! What if my morality says we can only have so many babies and the best way to cull is to simply eat them? Those degenerates at mozilla need to step up their game before I use their web browser, I tell you what!
Lol. Stupid all around. Firefox is the viable web browser, whether or not they eat babies.
sudp apt-get install kitty
You can do other stuff to make it pretty and change your prompt, too. Bam - modern 'terminal'.
Grass is greener...Linux is a kernel with tools attached that distributions play with and present as they would as a distribution. Packaging (program management) is different throughout with all the distros loving their 'tool', or, methodology. Some distros present helpful scripts to get a thing done, or, look a way, or, whatever, and some do not.
Windows tells you, here, you can use this or do this and cannot do this or use that. Linux tells you to simply have at it and makes it all available for you to use or not to use. Windows sits you at the kiddie table whereas Linux gives you materials and tools.
My systems always run Debian, and they always run. Trixie is no different.
Debian +openbox is Mighty
This is not a tutorial. This is a way.
Debian +OpenBox is (a) the way. My system is a lenovo p53s laptop; nvidia remains unused because I only play Nexuiz, if I do. Yesterday I had a couple minutes so I downloaded a new trixie netinstaller iso and burn'd it to a usb stick, to which I booted into immediately, for the installing.
You can simply hold the enter key down and proceed through the installer and be magically booted into debian, if you like. Don't do that, though, that's crazy, and, I'm lying. Change these: networking, partitions, software. Networking is no big deal to mess with, or not, I use ethernet, so, I use a static local IP, therefore I don't allow the installer to auto-negotiate anything. Only occasionally do I use wifi, I act accordingly when I need it. Let it auto if you like, it's cool.
Root is allowed, absolutely.
I have a separate /home partition and I like it that way - do the same, smile later when it hits you. I have an nvme drive and I use ext4, with discard
Firefox is great, that is all
People ragging on the only viable browser solution we have... Firefox is rock solid, fast, tweakable, and keeps me as safe as any browser and my configs/habits can. I don't care if management eats babies.
I use it on debian with celenity phoenix and a few about:config tweaks, also tweak'd the theme a bit. Extensions: ublock origin, sponsorblock, localcdn, consent-o-matic, containers, keepassxc-browser, and sometimes jshelter.
web browsing: solved
Firefox because I don't fuck around. ublock origin, betterfox, and nextdns. My config ensures there is that one site I need to use ungoogled-chromium for, once a month.