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One reason is that Firefox is an older browser design (compared to Chrome), in parts retrofitted. That's a difficult, laborious rut to get out of, especially if
by pvg 5y ago
One reason is that Firefox is an older browser design (compared to Chrome), in parts retrofitted. That's a difficult, laborious rut to get out of, especially if your competition has more resources and a big head start. If you're starting a new browser variant, it doesn't make much sense to also start with Mozilla's disadvantage.
- shadowgovt 5y agoChrome was architected specifically to overcome the shortfalls of the IE and Firefox engines at the time. Firefox has not only been playing catch-up, it's been playing catch-up against specifically its greatest weaknesses.