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I've had an extension on Firefox and Chrome for almost a decade. Chrome is 90% of our users. It's possible that FF users are more likely to install, as mentione
by gnicholas 4y ago
I've had an extension on Firefox and Chrome for almost a decade. Chrome is 90% of our users. It's possible that FF users are more likely to install, as mentioned above, but that doesn't outweigh the sheer number of people on Chrome.
With the manifest v3 update, we're changing our freemium structure, and updating our docs. But since FF hasn't figured out all of their manifest v3 stuff, we're not able to update for that 10% of users. It's going to be confusing because our marketing material will reference the new freemium model. But it's no contest as to what we should primarily reference, since there are so few people on FF by comparison to Chrome.