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Generally, Safari is the only common web browser (on desktop and iOS) that I have quirks with these days. Whatever will work on Chrome will work on Edge. And Fi
by mhuffman 3y ago
Generally, Safari is the only common web browser (on desktop and iOS) that I have quirks with these days. Whatever will work on Chrome will work on Edge. And Firefox seems to always "just work" as expected.
- CJefferson 3y agoAs a Firefox user, I’m finding increasingly many websites don’t work properly and have have to switch to edge or chrome. I’m getting close to switching — life’s too short, even if I believe in Firefox.
- szundi 3y agoI just open Chrome and then close. Why switch? Happens 1x a week.
- resoluteteeth 3y agoEven if a legitimate compatibility issue only happens 1x a week, once it becomes that frequent for sites to not work in firefox you have to wonder if that's the reason every time a site doesn't work properly, which gets annoying and wastes more time.
- WorldMaker 3y agoI'm getting frustrated with all the websites now claiming Firefox is an "ad blocker" and paywall, captcha-jailing, and worse just for deigning to open the page in Firefox. (I have zero ad blockers installed. I do have built-in ETP on and use a bunch of containers, neither of which is actually "ad blocking", just cookie confusing.)