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Correct. But I also switched because chrome was better. There was no abuse by Google that impacted my decision. It was Chrome's per tab process that created mor
by dontblink 6y ago
Correct. But I also switched because chrome was better. There was no abuse by Google that impacted my decision. It was Chrome's per tab process that created more stability and overall less bloat.
- WarOnPrivacy 6y ago> I also switched because chrome was better. Chrome was better for me for about 15 min until it crippled uBlock origin - at the same moment Chrome took action against non-Google advertisers, that Google didn't like. Meanwhile my memory issues with Ffx decreased while Chrome's grew; I've no memory issues to speak of at all now. Ultimately, FFx plugins wound up helping craft a positive browsing experience on Ffx, that can't really be duplicated in Chrome. Now I use Chrome to open up a single, overseas website because their native translation really is the best. Firefox (95%), Opera, Brave even Edge all see more use, however.
- techrat 6y agoYet Opera, Brave and Edge are all based on Chromium.
- WarOnPrivacy 6y agoTrue but I rely on them mostly for special use cases. For example, Google voice has recurring issues with several browsers but less so with Brave. It's also easier to spot the Brave icon on my taskbar than trying to figure out which FFx window has my Gmail/GV pages.