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I have used it as my main browser since it was called "Firebird". For me, its pros have always outweighed its cons, even during the long period in which its sta
by oftenwrong 7y ago
I have used it as my main browser since it was called "Firebird". For me, its pros have always outweighed its cons, even during the long period in which its stability/performance/memory-usage was inferior to its competitors.
Some nostalgia:
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- deleted 7y ago[deleted]
- cesarb 7y agoI can top that: not only I used it as my main browser while it was still called "Firebird", but I also used as my main browser its predecessor Mozilla back when its version numbers were single-digit "milestones". For those who didn't experience these early versions: they crashed a lot, and opening more than one window (there were no tabs back then) increased the chances of a crash so much that after 2-3 windows having it crash was almost certain. (Before that, I had used Netscape, starting with Netscape 2.)