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On 1. yeah this is a serious problem. If webapps start failing to work well under FF all bets are off. I didn't think of it. Testing on another browser increase
by urlwolf 3y ago
On 1. yeah this is a serious problem. If webapps start failing to work well under FF all bets are off. I didn't think of it. Testing on another browser increases costs of development. But the alternative (being in the hands of a single company owning the internet) is pretty terrible. It's one company that has a single choke point on how you deliver your product. If for whatever reason your company and the monopolist have incentives that are conflicting... you know what's going to be the result.
- lacrimacida 3y agoIf a webapp only works in chrome then it’s a good reason to not use the said app at all or if indispensible fire up Chrome, use the app and then close Chrome. But unfortunately Im in minority here, the masses move in predictable and manipulable ways.
- FFP999 3y ago[dead]