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>For the average of users they don't really mind That's usually because they never used or even know the existence of something better. Same thing was being sa
by forgotpwd16 4y ago
>For the average of users they don't really mind
That's usually because they never used or even know the existence of something better. Same thing was being said 15 years ago for IE. The average user was fine with it until they tried Chrome (or Firefox/Opera before).
- giraffe_lady 4y agoOther than being a professional programmer, which I keep pretty compartmentalized from the rest of my life, I think I'm a pretty average computer and web user. I certainly know other browsers exist and I have even used them. I still don't care I just use what comes installed on the machine because like I said I don't care.
- kajecounterhack 4y agoHm even my non tech classmates in college knew the difference between chrome and safari. They care about speed and features they get used to (e.g. chrome password manager follows you to your phone, syncs history across devices). To be an absolute non user of such features to the point of not caring is not what I’d consider typical. Could it be an age cohort thing?
- giraffe_lady 4y agoWhere did you get the idea that I don't use the features? I'm not interested in evaluating or comparing the features, but I'll use them if they suit my needs.
- midoridensha 4y agoYou can't use them if they're not on the default application installed on your system.