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I've used Firefox for over a decade and a half and haven't ever had a use breaking issue where I felt the need to switch. Where are you getting this idea it's n
by CountDrewku 5y ago
I've used Firefox for over a decade and a half and haven't ever had a use breaking issue where I felt the need to switch. Where are you getting this idea it's not a viable alternative?
More likely their share is smaller because they're competing against one of the largest companies in the world.
- passivate 5y agoYeah, I'm genuinely puzzled as to where these commenters are coming from. FF is a fantastic product and I have it installed all my devices after moving away from Chrome and Google products. I also managed to convince our IT to ship it as default on all of our company PCs.
- sumtechguy 5y agoI use both. As an end user the difference is fairly minimal. As dev maybe the debugger is a bit nicer in chrome, but that is just opinion. Also for me in some cases chrome is becoming the new 'IE'. The site will only work in chrome. For my wife if I switched out firefox for chrome I doubt she would even notice.
- CountDrewku 5y agoI push both out to my users. Most people don't us FF but they're getting whether they like it or not ha ha.