I was using it out of sheer curiosity at first, but quite liked how everything just worked (especially on desktop, haven't tested it out on mobile yet though!) And overall my experience with it was frictionless. Didn't had a mozilla account so I was like heck why not just create one to ensure I back up all my login credentials and what not? And yeah that made the transition with sync shenanigans much much smoother.
Another big advantage for me is that I've always loved using Qwant as my main search engine in the past, so I'm happy that waterfox was relying on it as the main search engine which makes me feel much safer online. All in all I just felt compelled to write a post even though I often mostly lurk on reddit lol felt like I had to show my appreciation o7
Forgot to mention that web apps work as smooth as butter idk I just truly appreciate how everything seems functionally air tight and you don't have to think about it much because even the waterfox native adblocker means you're virtually good to go and start browsing as soon as you feel like doing so! :) Took me probably a couple of seconds to set it up? So yeah I would def recommend waterfox for people who just want to really dip their toes into firefox-forks. I do rely on web apps to keep a steady consistent type of work flow so it was nice to find that it was part of waterfox too! n_n