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I used to love Firefox, and I even was part of the organization team that make Asas Dotler's presentation in Argentina. I have pictures with him, an original Fi
by kwanbix 3y ago
I used to love Firefox, and I even was part of the organization team that make Asas Dotler's presentation in Argentina. I have pictures with him, an original Firefox bag, and an actual Firefox push. I also put money for the NY times add.
But Google crushed them with the rapid releases. I remember that to realease firefox 3.0 (from 2.0), it took them like 2 years. Crazy slow.
Today is much faster and is really nice, but I don't like the UI, i really prefer the one by chrome, it is much slim.
- tgv 3y agoI like FF's UI better than Chrome's, but the small differences can be overcome quickly once you start using it. There is much more at stake than a few pixels here and a button there: do you want Google to control "the internet"?
- ur-whale 3y ago> do you want Google to control "the internet"? Also: do you care at all about Google knowing every single thing you do on the internet?
- lost_tourist 3y agothis is the main reason for me.
- KORraN 3y ago> But Google crushed them with the rapid releases. I remember that to realease firefox 3.0 (from 2.0), it took them like 2 years. Crazy slow. Back in the days, increasing major version number meant something. What are the major changes between Chrome 114 and 115? For some reason, Mozilla decided to take part in this race that Google has started.
- kwanbix 3y agoBut that is the problem. I rather see progressive improvements each 3/6 months, then a big-bang change each 2 years.