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Well, that's part of the issue. On macOS, all browsers are just skins over Safari. Google obviously has more resources to make this work better but I agree, o
by drunner 5y ago
Well, that's part of the issue. On macOS, all browsers are just skins over Safari. Google obviously has more resources to make this work better but I agree, overall I always found Chrome better than Firefox on macOS.
You can't really compare that to a native linux/windows experience.
- pdimitar 5y agoWait what?! I thought this only applied to iOS / iPadOS. You're telling me Firefox under macOS is using Safari's engine? If so, wow. Extremely disappointing.
- anthonyvd 5y agoNo, the parent is incorrect. This is only true on iOS/iPadOS.
- rpy 5y agoYou’re thinking of iOS. On macOS third party browsers can and do implement their own browser engines. Firefox is not running on WebKit.
- svieira 5y agoOn macOS all browsers are distinct engines, just like on Windows and Linux (yes, and on Open/Free BSD, Haiku, etc. I see you). It's on iOS that all browsers must be skins over Safari.
- Idiot211 5y agoThat certainly doesn't seem quite right, have you got any sources for this?
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