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I know why I personally stopped using FF, and switched to Chrome. Because FF has been ridiculously slow compared to Chrome. Because FF crashed when one tab cr
by imaginenore 10y ago
I know why I personally stopped using FF, and switched to Chrome.
Because FF has been ridiculously slow compared to Chrome.
Because FF crashed when one tab crashed.
Because I didn't care about higher RAM usage - RAM is cheap.
Because I used so many Google services, and Chrome is (obviously) better integrated.
Because Google's update cycle has been faster.
So even if FF fixed all these issues (it didn't), the only argument that remains is privacy. And I don't care. I just don't give out the information that I want private.