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at least to me, that graph shows exactly why we need to start using Firefox and not hand the entire web to Google & Chrome. That's frightening to see. I'm old e
by jrnichols 7y ago
at least to me, that graph shows exactly why we need to start using Firefox and not hand the entire web to Google & Chrome. That's frightening to see. I'm old enough to remember the "optimized for IE" buttons everywhere.
Interesting to see that Safari has risen and is still slowly rising, even with no Windows version anymore.
- protonimitate 7y agoUnfortunately the majority of users don't know and/or care about the differences between browsers. Firefox to them is just a weird looking Chrome. There's an entire generation of internet users that _only_ know Chrome. I am a huge Firefox fan and use it myself, but trying to convince others to switch is a futile in my experience. Those who understand or care about the benefits are either already using it or some other Chrome alternative, everyone else doesn't want to be bothered. At this point I don't know it will take to de-throne Chrome. As much as I want to see Mozilla succeed, I don't know if it will be Firefox. I'm not sure what else they can do to make it enticing to the general populous. I just hope they don't give up and keep pumping out wonderful features.