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I'd consider 70%+ market share a monoculture especially when you consider that it's significantly higher on PC. Edge, the default, now uses the Chromium engine.

I'd consider 70%+ market share a monoculture especially when you consider that it's significantly higher on PC. Edge, the default, now uses the Chromium engine. That right there is probably 95% of people. Why do you not think that's a monoculture when I regularly encounter devs who don't bother checking ANYTHING with Firefox?

wayneftw 5y ago
> I'd consider 70%+ market share a monoculture...Why do you not think that's a monoculture...? And you'd still be wrong. First, because of the definition of the word "monoculture" [0] and secondly because Chrome is only at about 65% [1]. > when I regularly encounter devs who don't bother checking ANYTHING with Firefox? Sounds about right. I'm one of them and I look forward to Firefox and Mozilla just up and disappearing one day because honestly, it's a dumpster fire of a browser and the culture at Mozilla is simply detestable. [0] "the cultivation of a SINGLE crop in a given area" [1] https://gs.statcounter.com/browser-market-share#monthly-202105-202105-bar https://gs.statcounter.com/browser-market-share#monthly-2021...