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"Soft" crashes where websites simply don't load or function properly in FF, but do in Chrome, are far more common.
by selfhoster11 5y ago
"Soft" crashes where websites simply don't load or function properly in FF, but do in Chrome, are far more common.
- alpaca128 5y agoI'd say that's usually a problem with websites and not the browser. Many websites are just designed with the 80% of most frequent configurations. And when autoplay is disabled, the browser window is too narrow, a special font isn't loaded or a cookie is blocked all bets are off.