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Historically, yes, that's true. But these days Chrome has a huge lead in the market compared to every other browser, so FF is the alternative again.
by adamch 7y ago
Historically, yes, that's true. But these days Chrome has a huge lead in the market compared to every other browser, so FF is the alternative again.
- shantly 7y agoIt's almost like a massive evil corporation is leveraging monopoly status in other areas to push their web browser. History sure does rhyme. Of course this time the monopolists are also funding their "competition" in exchange for market share protection in other areas. So that's new.