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Exactly. Even further, without market share it means very little. You could fork and fund a parallel browser, but if it has no market share then it has no influ
by paol 4y ago
Exactly. Even further, without market share it means very little. You could fork and fund a parallel browser, but if it has no market share then it has no influence on the web.
That's where Firefox is right now, unfortunately.
- esclerofilo 4y agoMaybe if Mozilla had just forked Chromium in ~2015, its market share wouldn't have gotten as low as it is right now. I've told some people to switch to Firefox. A lot of them switch back to Chrome after a while, simply because it's faster.