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My browser focused on privacy is called Firefox (with a few key extensions). Why take out of date Chromium over fully supported Firefox?
by skrowl 10y ago
My browser focused on privacy is called Firefox (with a few key extensions). Why take out of date Chromium over fully supported Firefox?
- WayneBro 10y agoWhy? Because of all the reasons most people switched away from Firefox to Chrome to begin with... Firefox is slow, klunky and the UI is deplorable. Mozilla and also hates native platforms and therefore Firefox doesn't respect my OS. For instance - since the beginning of time, every Windows program let me close the window by double-clicking in the upper left corner. People have been asking Mozilla to change this for years and got ignored. Meanwhile, the Chrome team changed it immediately upon request when one of their builds lost the ability. IMO, Mozilla is a second-rate has-been that turns out nothing but useless crap like Rust and Servo that nobody needs or uses since there are much higher quality alternatives already in existence - http://www.mozillalabs.com/en-US/projects/ http://www.mozillalabs.com/en-US/projects/