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I'm aware of Firefox mobile, but it isn't installed on my devices. How does Mozilla expect to gain users (and search revenue) on these platforms if they can't
by wavephorm 15y ago
I'm aware of Firefox mobile, but it isn't installed on my devices. How does Mozilla expect to gain users (and search revenue) on these platforms if they can't even convince power users like me? This time they're competing against built-in browsers that are as competent and secure as what they're offering.
- billpatrianakos 15y agoI'm not sure if power users are the ones that need convincing. Mozilla's philosophy is that the web is for everyone. As far as "everyone" goes, us power users are in the minority. They need to convince the average computer user, not people like us.
- wavephorm 15y agoTrying to convince home users of this used to be easy. Microsoft has a long history of making inferior and insecure products that are dangerous to use. I can't say the same thing of Safari on iOS or the Android browser. I'm a power user and wouldnot recommend ordinary users bother switching to Firefox purely because of philosophical reasons.
- billpatrianakos 15y agoYeah but others would. And I really doubt anyone is trying to convince people to use IE besides the makers of that piece of crapware.