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No it is not. If all the alternatives werent so dismal I would have wiped FF from all my machines when they first switched to quantum and then had no extended s
by cf498 8y ago
No it is not. If all the alternatives werent so dismal I would have wiped FF from all my machines when they first switched to quantum and then had no extended support frame for ESR52.
It was a slap in the face of the core user base and they did it carelessly. They did not have the necessary information in place early enough and did not fix bugs that prevented people from porting their addons before the end of the last pre quantum ESR. They more then deserve where they are today
- mk89 8y agoDo you ever wonder why the alternatives are so dismal? Man, a web browser that works on all the current existing devices on the planet is not something that I would consider trivial, at all. Internet Explorer needed a brand new operating system that forces it for anything you do to regain some momentum... Apple has to offer obviously stuff that you can't do easily with other browsers, like integration with the password manager, etc... Google Chrome... We will see what happens in 10 years. They are making more and evident what they developed that browser for.
- cf498 8y agoI was talking about the privacy aspect.