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Correct. I just think that Google is a bigger problem than this Chinese consortium. If I practically could I would avoid both. Tried running Edge for a while,
by fetbaffe 8y ago
Correct. I just think that Google is a bigger problem than this Chinese consortium. If I practically could I would avoid both.
Tried running Edge for a while, which is gentle on battery, however Edge is just lacking.
- dao- 8y agoUsing Opera only superficially sidesteps the big Google problem, as you still contribute to the Chromium monoculture that reinforces Chrome's dominance and benefits Google.
- fetbaffe 8y agoYep, sad state of affairs. Sad day when Microsoft succumbed to Chromium monoculture. However when I develop I always develop for Firefox first, but the Firefox developer tools are starting to age as well.
- dao- 8y agoAt least the performance issue of Firefox on Mac is being worked on and should hopefully be resolved soon: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1429522 https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1429522
- fetbaffe 8y agoEven though PWA:s are good in theory, will it only increase Google's grip on the web? Has the web standards become so complex that it is inevitable that we will have a Chromium monoculture?
- pps 8y ago> should hopefully be resolved soon I want to believe, but I heard that multiple times and still can't even open simplest html websites without hearing the pain of my machine.
- dao- 8y agoIt had been blocked by webrender if I remember correctly, now the work on fixing this issue has actually started. Markus Stange is a capable engineer as well so there's hope.