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Actually I feel the pendulum has stopped a few months ago and is slowly starting to go back. Some major things in my world: - I now only have one website I nee
by reitanqild 4y ago
Actually I feel the pendulum has stopped a few months ago and is slowly starting to go back. Some major things in my world:
- I now only have one website I need to use that only works in Chrome.
- Devs seems to start to care
- LibreWolf is starting to give Mozilla a run for its money
- I'm optimistic that we will see some break through, sooner or later, where Chrome will be punished as hard as IE was: fines, regulations and a browser choice dialog for starters (but please folks, it can happen a lot faster if it it isn't just "that one weird loon", so do contact your local authorities and do complain about how Chrome has destroyed a thriving ecosystem. And if you work in Google, do ask tough questions.)
- pjmlp 4y agoOn my world, Firefox no longer makes part of browser matrixes, and is mostly ignored by QA teams. If it wasn't for Safari, most Webdevs could update their CV as ChromeOS developer.
- chii 4y ago> Firefox no longer makes part of browser matrixes, and is mostly ignored by QA teams. which is how a browser dies - when sites and apps stop checking whether they are complying with web standards using more than a single reference browser. Hopefully, chrome becomes like the IE of old, and a new "chrome" comes along to rescue the web.
- pjmlp 4y agoHence why Safari is the only one holding Chrome back, thanks to iDevices.