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Sadly, I tried Firefox for a while, and it's big enough of a downgrade compared to Chrome that I went back. A hard fork of Chromium specifically for Edge might
by Hypx 7y ago
Sadly, I tried Firefox for a while, and it's big enough of a downgrade compared to Chrome that I went back.
A hard fork of Chromium specifically for Edge might not be the worse thing ever. Having two independently maintained versions of that engine might be enough to force more standardization than in a Chrome-only world.
- Shorel 7y agoIt totally depends on when you did try Firefox. Two years ago Firefox was such a downgrade I concur. One year ago the reverse was true and I switched to Firefox without regrets.
- r00fus 7y agoWhen was this? Recently it's great for me - better than Chrome - with the exception that some extensions are Chrome-specific (meaning you have to repackage them for FF).
- lsiebert 7y agoHey, can you point me to a good guide for repackaging extensions?
- shirshak55 7y agoactually it may not work for all extension as chrome uses different api than firefox webextension standard api. I must say firefox extension api is far better than chrome one.
- dwaltrip 7y agoI tried to switch to Firefx once or twice before and failed. Just managed to finally make the switch. As silly as it sounds, feature parity on selecting and moving groups of tabs between windows was a big factor. I still use Chrome at work for development, though.
- shirshak55 7y agoi tried firefox and actually it is very better now. Last 6 month ago it was not good but now devtools etc is also good. Still not the best but its better than giving every data to google :D