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It already is, though. I had to install Chrome in the family computers because some pages just break in Firefox. This time, though, it was mostly self-inflicte

• webmobdev 6y ago
  What pages break in Firefox? I have NEVER encountered this.
  • alexwennerberg 6y ago
    This increasingly happens to me. It won’t make me switch to Chrome but it’s an extremely worrying sign. I remember the New Yorker subscription page was totally broken in Firefox, and have had issues with login for my credit card
  • loraa 6y ago
    There is much web you must have not discovered yet.
  • anoniuyiu33412 6y ago
    Having been using FF since it went out, I have recently - maybe starting in 2018- been finding some broken sites here and there, mostly new flashy sites, but I found some government, university related manually developed sites with issues in FF. I've reported a few, and yes, they tell me, the devs do not test their code for Firefox and yes, since then I started to ask about the devs testing here and there, and more and more dev teams are not testing code for FF compatibility. I know you can not take my word for this, please consider it an opinion, I think FF has started to be phased out in web development, and its compatibility relays mainly now in highly used - fully compatible with FF - frameworks like Wordpress and similar.