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> Chrome wants you to only use Chrome. This is no different than saying Microsoft only wants you to use Hotmail. Firefox did not build Gmail, nor does it have
by webwanderings 9y ago
> Chrome wants you to only use Chrome.
This is no different than saying Microsoft only wants you to use Hotmail.
Firefox did not build Gmail, nor does it have any serious interconnected bookmarks manager. Why would I use Firefox when Gmail does not render well on it and there is no way for me to seamlessly carry bookmarks, history and everything else which is part of daily browser activity?
Sure, I use Firefox for work as well. It is fine. I don't need to worry about gmail and personal bookmarks, etc at work.
- hoschicz 9y ago> there is no way for me to seamlessly carry bookmarks, history and everything else There is, Firefox Sync. It works pretty well and doesn't use your history to target ads. You can sync bookmarks, open tabs, history, password, add-ons, preferences. When you sign up on a new device, FF also remembers your settings of what you want to sync. Chrome, by default, syncs everything, including history, and uses it to target ads.
- webwanderings 9y ago> There is, Firefox Sync. You didn't follow the real problem. Firefox Sync only wants you to use Firefox Sync. Your data is not liberated to be used where you want it to be used.
- UnrealIncident 9y agoActually you can run your own FF Sync server.
- pikzen 9y ago>Why would I use Firefox when Gmail does not render well I don't know, maybe complain to Google who purposefully fucks up things on Firefox, over and over? >there is no way for me to seamlessly carry bookmarks, history and everything else which is part of daily browser activity? ...except there is? The Mozilla account stuff does just that.