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I'm trying to save it by continuing to use it, and everyone should do so as well. Once it is gone Google will have pretty much absolute control over the web (no
by takeda 5y ago
I'm trying to save it by continuing to use it, and everyone should do so as well. Once it is gone Google will have pretty much absolute control over the web (not that they don't already, but it will be official then).
- selfhoster11 5y agoThere's a point beyond which you're just beating a dead horse and turning it into a pulp. Firefox isn't dead yet, but... yet is the keyword.
- takeda 5y agoYes, but the reason it's losing market share is because people are stop using it, including technical people. I personally find it superior to Chrome.
- selfhoster11 5y agoPeople didn't stop using it in a vacuum. There were powerful internal and external factors for those reasons, and unless they can stabilise the internal factors (which are the only ones they can control), they are a sitting duck.
- takeda 5y agoA lot of what I see is laziness. Using what's most popular and afraid of investing time to switch (even though it's really not that much effort). A lot of those people are technical and are even here regularly. This is slowly becoming another Microsoft Internet Explorer where all users will lose on this.