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Definitely among the tech-savvy - but, unfortunately, I believe that it still ends up being a net positive for them for the average non-tech savvy users. Think
by throw10920 4y ago
Definitely among the tech-savvy - but, unfortunately, I believe that it still ends up being a net positive for them for the average non-tech savvy users. Think of how many people switched from Firefox to Chrome when Chrome started being faster and more stable - despite how much less customizable it was, and how many fewer addons it had.
I believe that this is a problem that should be fixed with tech education - but until then, the above hold, as sucky as it is.
- solarkraft 4y agoI know 2 non-technical users who use Firefox on Android and they use it because I recommended it. Their reputation with technical users is almost everything they have left and they're doing their best to destroy it further and further. This decision looks to be a rare exception, but if you still need their dumb account effectively nothing will have changed...