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Most people don't care. Firefox became popular by being fast and offering tabbed browsing when IE didn't. I think being fast and offering radical quality of li
by gambler 8y ago
Most people don't care.
Firefox became popular by being fast and offering tabbed browsing when IE didn't. I think being fast and offering radical quality of life feature is a good strategy to follow even now.
- amyjess 8y ago> tabbed browsing And popup blocking. I remember how much of the Internet was utterly infested with popups in the early-to-mid-00s. Firefox was the only way to not get inundated, unless you were a really hardcore geek and ran a proxy server like Junkbuster (the ancestor of Privoxy), and most of the population wasn't going to do that. Popup blocking changed how the Internet works, and you can thank Firefox and Opera for that.
- Shorel 8y agoFirefox became popular by copying Opera to the extent that right now one of the reasons I use it, is because it feels more like Opera 12 than the modern Opera ever could.