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Falling market share in a growing market doesn't necessarily mean falling total usage. Additionally, the market FF serves this days is educated, rich and ahead

Falling market share in a growing market doesn't necessarily mean falling total usage. Additionally, the market FF serves this days is educated, rich and ahead of the curve. Not a market you necessarily want to ignore.

archerx 4y ago
> the market FF serves this days is educated, rich and ahead of the curve. That’s some weird projection that made me laugh. I used to use firefox everyday until it became too annoying and I moved on to another browser and never looked back. Firefox used to be great but those days are long gone.
- ajvs 4y ago
  I don't think there's anything I'd exchange for having to suffer more ads, but you do you.
- kbelder 4y ago
  Generally demographic makeup of FF traffic is more affluent than Chrome, similar to Safari. IE is closer to Chrome. It can vary by the field or nature of the site, of course.