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Possibly because it was very poor when it first came out? That's certainly why I switched away.
by lexicality 11y ago
Possibly because it was very poor when it first came out? That's certainly why I switched away.
- _nedR 11y agoMe too. Also because the default Chrome was good enough. But i came back to firefox recently and now it is my default. The "Reading list" feature is so good productivity-wise. And using firefox again made me realize that features like Reading-list, Tracking-protection, or even offline-mode would never be implemented in Chrome because of the fundamental conflict of interest between its users and Google