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I find it surprising that an organization the size of Google doesn't have the resources to test key features in such a notable browser. Though I just searched
by 1drr 7y ago
I find it surprising that an organization the size of Google doesn't have the resources to test key features in such a notable browser.
Though I just searched and it seems Firefox has a shockingly low market share in mobile: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Usage_share_of_web_browsers https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Usage_share_of_web_browsers
Perhaps that's why it's not given the attention it needs, how unfortunate.
- gundmc 7y agoBingo, Firefox mobile has << 1% of the mobile browser user base. It's hard to justify the resources to test every change and feature to ensure a good user experience for such a small number of users.
- amelius 7y agoAnd the reason for this is probably that Chrome comes bundled with Android.
- mrgreenfur 7y agoAgreed, and this is likely the entire reason for Android to exist: more searches
- whalabi 7y agoGoogle search is similarly hobbled on desktop Firefox. It looks terrible.