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> no really big advantage No _user perceived advantage_ but they are important: Privacy, freedom and avoiding the monoculture of a single web engine. The amoun
by DiThi 9y ago
> no really big advantage
No _user perceived advantage_ but they are important: Privacy, freedom and avoiding the monoculture of a single web engine. The amount of websites that don't quite work well or outright has bugs on firefox is increasing.
- davidcbc 9y agoThe average user is going to care more about whether or not websites work than about privacy, freedom, and avoiding the monoculture of a single web engine.
- DiThi 9y agoWeb standards are supposed to work everywhere the same. The result of having a vast majority with a single rendering engine is having pages use quirks of this engine and not following standards. (edit: also a security risk when a vulnerability affects most people) The average user does not care but it should care. People like us should inform them since we can.