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There's still some sites where chrome just works and Firefox does not including major sites like Periscope. I'm confident I could clear my cache/cookies, disab
by Consultant32452 7y ago
There's still some sites where chrome just works and Firefox does not including major sites like Periscope. I'm confident I could clear my cache/cookies, disable plugins, or other wizardry to get it working but in reality I just use chrome for these sites. That's why I'm a Firefox user but not an advocate. My mom can't handle the idea of using a different browser for some sites.
- ProstetnicJeltz 7y agoI can have some weird cases on firefox Linux, where it isn't rendering perfectly. This might be me though, it's generally when I'm developing. Just sometimes I'll go 'display: flex; justify-content: center; align-items: center;' and the content will end up about 5px above center. I'll be like 'WTF?' for a minute, then run it in chrome with no issue.
- boring_twenties 7y agoNot sure why you're being downvoted, this is sad but 100% true. For me, it's only a very rare site that doesn't work in Firefox, but one of them is my medical account. No choice but to have Chromium installed, otherwise I can't view my lab results, read my doctor's notes, and pay the bill. I assure you I don't like it but it's a fact of life. I only use it for those very few sites (less than 1% for sure), but not having it handy at all is just not an option. As for my mom, luckily she hasn't had any complaints so far, so she just uses Firefox as it's what's installed by default. I certainly don't think I could train her to switch between two different browsers, though. If it came to that it would have to be Chromium full time, there. One site that deserves a plug here is binance.com. They stopped working with Firefox a couple of months ago, but it was fixed in 2-3 days after I reported it. I guess a little healthy (heh) competition goes a long way.