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I recently switched back to Firefox after using Chrome and Edge as my main browsers for the past couple of years. So far: * Performance feels better. Both in t
by cehrlich 5y ago
I recently switched back to Firefox after using Chrome and Edge as my main browsers for the past couple of years. So far:
* Performance feels better. Both in terms of being more lean in everyday use, and in not having random issues where CPU/Memory spikes for seemingly no reason.
* I'm sure there are websites that don't work with Firefox, but I haven't found any yet.
* I don't like that tabs in the tab bar are roundrects instead of "connecting" to the content, but it's no big deal I guess.
* Other than that I've basically not noticed that I'm using a different browser, which I mean in the best way possible.
I'm going to continue using it for as long as possible, because while I think Mozilla has made some bad decisions in the past I strongly believe in their mission overall.
- fma 5y agoI've been outta the loop on the whole Firefox bad, Firefox declining and what decisions they made. I've used Firefox for the past many years after switching from Chrome. I'm not a huge privacy encrypt the world type person. I don't even use Duck Duck Go...but it makes the most sense to me that the app I use the most should not be tied to Google. There is a webapp I use that has a chat feature and causes high CPU consumption on Firefox. It's the only app I know. I'll switch to Chrome if I use it.