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> My guess? Better supported by many sites, No difference with real sites. A developer may notice some difference in latest features support (not always in fav
by qwerty456127 6y ago
> My guess? Better supported by many sites,
No difference with real sites. A developer may notice some difference in latest features support (not always in favor of Chrome).
> Faster for some things.
If your PC is new and fast. Otherwise it's much faster for most of the things.
- oblio 6y ago> No difference with real sites. A developer may notice some difference in latest features support (not always in favor of Chrome). I use Firefox (desktop and mobile/Android). You sound like a Firefox evangelist. There are real site where Firefox is buggy or slow. Youtube is one of them. I know it's not technically their fault, but the average user can't fix the site. They can (and do) change their browser. So they use Chrome.
- qwerty456127 6y ago> I use Firefox (desktop So do I. > and mobile/Android). I found it unbearably slow on my Galaxy Note 3 with uBlock. The only reason I tried it was uBlock. So I rarely do. I've switched to Brave. > You sound like a Firefox evangelist Kind of, but an honest (if not say cruel) one - I always say Firefox is slow. I also use Chrome on slower machines. > There are real site where Firefox is buggy or slow. Youtube is one of them I don't know a single site where Firefox would be buggy but it indeed is slow - on all of them. On YouTube in particular yet still pretty much usable. On a modern PC the difference is easy to ignore. I watch a lot of YouTube in Firefox Every day and I enjoy the "picture in picture" mode. I have hardware decoding enabled and high-FPS and high-res (above 720p) modes disabled as I don't appreciate them.