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> All the browsers are probably counted as Firefox. Firefox for iOS uses WebKit as the rendering engine, and the others are significantly divergent from Firefo
by indymike 3y ago
> All the browsers are probably counted as Firefox.
Firefox for iOS uses WebKit as the rendering engine, and the others are significantly divergent from Firefox proper and take significant development resources away from the core product, so I disagree with counting the products as a single browser.
- rbanffy 3y agoThose browsers are part of the product. It's just functionality that's not in the most popular version. Still, for all purposes, they should be counted as one (with the exception of the iOS version, of course, because it behaves like Safari for the web-page side).
- indymike 3y agoMozilla does not position them or manage them as "part of the product".