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I use Firefox as my main browser at home. I have yet to run into an "Only works in Chrome" site or message, personally.
by fredley 9y ago
I use Firefox as my main browser at home. I have yet to run into an "Only works in Chrome" site or message, personally.
- wvenable 9y agoI've run into sites that simply don't work in Firefox; it's definitely the exception rather than the rule though. Usually the site that doesn't work has come from a HN link.
- jsgo 9y agoThe biggest issue I've seen personally was when a vendor we were using would append query strings to filter data. On the second filter add, it would just break in Internet Explorer, but Chrome and I think Firefox would work fine. Come to find out, their code didn't check the existing query string and was either adding extra # items or ? items, I can't remember which. Looking it up, though, the standard was that there is only one, so shockingly IE10 was the only one honoring it. The vendor, who works heavily in Chrome, was gobsmacked and their response was basically "well, yeah, but who uses Internet Explorer anymore?" to which we had to say that's fine, well, and good, but we must support IE10+/Edge.
- aphistic 9y agoI switched back to Firefox when Quantum came out and so far I've run into two sites that don't work in Firefox but work fine in Chrome: The Home Assistant web interface (at least the log in page, I can't get past that) and the UniFi cloud management site (it works fine locally).