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No, they choose Chrome because it doesn't crash and pretty much works everywhere, which has everything to do with the underlying tech.
by debaserab2 5y ago
No, they choose Chrome because it doesn't crash and pretty much works everywhere, which has everything to do with the underlying tech.
- yjftsjthsd-h 5y agoFirefox doesn't crash and pretty much works everywhere, and Safari doesn't crash (although it only works on Darwin); that doesn't sound like a differentiator.
- yellowapple 5y ago> Firefox doesn't crash and pretty much works everywhere Hell, it works more "everywhere" than Chromium (let alone Chrome) does.
- debaserab2 5y agoNot in my experience. Developers develop for chromium, I find many more rendering issues with Firefox's rendering engine than I do Chrome's.
- yellowapple 5y agoI meant more in the sense of operating system + hardware combinations on which you can compile/install/run Firefox.