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It's never been clear to me that Google is actively trying to take-out Firefox. Firefox's user base is pretty small - so if they succeed in reducing it they'd g
by andyjohnson0 3y ago
It's never been clear to me that Google is actively trying to take-out Firefox. Firefox's user base is pretty small - so if they succeed in reducing it they'd gain very little but lose some shielding from antitrust accusations.
I suspect that these problems are more to do with neglecting testing, and just not caring very much about non-Chromium browsers
(Disclosure: I'm a long-time Firefox user)
- bayindirh 3y agoThe thing about "high quality malice" is it's indistinguishable from an error. A bug that breaks others' tools but not yours is not implemented intentionally, but it's not fixed intentionally, so it looks like a benign error. At the end of the day, you use the chance you get, and it makes real damage while you sip your coffee...
- MCUmaster 3y agoIt’s pretty clear to others. Chrome is supposed to be The Web in the same way that Google is search.
- ranting-moth 3y agoAntitrust is just money to pay for Google. Firefox is cancer to Google.
- generic92034 3y agoI do not know it that is true. Cancer tends to grow... ;)
- pi-e-sigma 3y agowell played, well played :)