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As a long term Firefox user, the number of times I have to fire up Chrome because a site will not display correctly in Firefox grows month by month. :(
by PeterStuer 10y ago
As a long term Firefox user, the number of times I have to fire up Chrome because a site will not display correctly in Firefox grows month by month. :(
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- babayega2 10y agoI have been using Opera. It behave really like Chrome ( I guess it's based on Blink). With less memory consumption. VPN included, add blocker included, and most of all, the best stuff I'd really like to see ported to Chrome: extensions opening at the left Sidebar of the page. So now I can access Google Keep, Translation, 2048 ...on the same page while reading HN, or anything.
- blub 10y agoOpera is now owned by an untrustworthy "group of investors", which males all of the above features useless.
- Eupolemos 10y agoBut is this because FF is faulty or because the site is faulty? I don't think I've experienced it, except when I watch HBO (Netflix and C-More works fine, so it's on HBO to get their stuff together in that instance).
- bzbarsky 10y agoIn most cases, the latter. See https://compat.spec.whatwg.org/ https://compat.spec.whatwg.org/ for some of the resulting fallout, for example: the entirety of that spec is due to sites being faulty, not browsers....