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Does it ultimately matter if this version is the one or not? You have to get off the Chrome pony at some point, why not today!
by northwest65 7y ago
Does it ultimately matter if this version is the one or not? You have to get off the Chrome pony at some point, why not today!
- spectramax 7y agoI've been a Chrome user since 2011. I recently switched to Firefox and I got comfortable instantly. It was the case back in the day that Chrome was super blazing fast. No more. Firefox is amazing, fast and there are few things that still annoy me but they'r minor compared to the philosophical issues I have with using Chrome. Fuck AdTech and fuck Google. I've also completely switched from GMail after 15 years. I remember signing up for GMail when it was in beta. Now I have a free iCloud email and it works just fine. Plus, Apple is about the only company that I can even begin to trust.
- qwerty456127 7y agoPragmatically, it does. I don't want to be forced to "get off the Chrome pony" right now as Chrome still is notably faster than Firefox on my computers (which are 5 and 8 years old but still do the job). If the next version of Chrome is the one that is going to break compatibility with extensions I use I'm just going to disable updates and this will give me at least a year - many people use even more outdated browsers are okay.
- gfosco 7y agoThere are going to be multiple good options based on Chromium that will not break extension compatibility. Brave Browser being the most well-known and polished, but there will be more.
- mda 7y agoI tried Firefox again, immediately encountered several crashes on youtube streaming and a few other places. Chrome it is for me.