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It has happened in open source, too: OpenOffice was once well-respected, but 10 years ago we needed to switch to LibreOffice. (and I bet still not everyone has

• wkat4242 3y ago
  And even earlier than that you would have been using Sun StarOffice :)
• Gud 3y ago
  You could still be using the old version of OpenOffice though.
  • usr1106 3y ago
    You could still use the browser extension provided by Avast, no difference here.
    • account42 3y ago
      No, there is a huge difference. The Avast extension can update without warning adding whatever kind of tracking or leaks they want. The old OOo version won't do that.