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Because Firefox is actually great now. I just switched back to Firefox as my primary browser. I suspect others will do as well.
by biehl 9y ago
Because Firefox is actually great now. I just switched back to Firefox as my primary browser. I suspect others will do as well.
- twblalock 9y agoFirefox market share is actually shrinking, though. It’s not even holding ground with the new features.
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- ComputerGuru 9y agoSo long as you don’t need to use the developer tools, because a 1950x and 64GiB of RAM aren’t enough to make that run snappy.
- fellellor 9y agoFirefox is excellent when it works. I've experienced pretty long loading times for a bunch of websites. I have experienced these for sites like gmail, youtube, a bunch of blog sites and Udacity. I know this is a Firefox problem because, the load times didn't persist when I immediately switched to Chrome. This is not consistent though, and Firefox is fast and really light on memory usage which is nice, as long as I can see the page in the first place.
- Sylos 9y agoWell, at least two of the sites that you mention are Google property, so it's not certain that Firefox is at fault there, just because it works better in Chrome.
- fellellor 9y agoWhile I can make a choice between Chrome and Firefox, I'm not really going to stop browsing some websites just because I switched browsers.
- orev 9y agoAre you basing this comment on Firefox since Quantum? Things have changed dramatically in the past few months.
- fellellor 9y agoYes, I have the latest version.