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If firefox wants to differentiate itself from Chrome (and I'm not fully sure it does want to anymore...) it needs to stop mirroring it and focusing instead on t
by terminal_d 4y ago
If firefox wants to differentiate itself from Chrome (and I'm not fully sure it does want to anymore...) it needs to stop mirroring it and focusing instead on the people that do use it and not on somehow capitalizing on ever-greater marketshare.
- hulitu 4y agoFirefox does not want this. I use it only for things which require IE6 (Chrome, Firefox or Safari). The first thing it does when it starts, it connects to some cloud. So much for user privacy.