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Professionally I do all of my development in Firefox and only occasionally check that Chrome works

• chilling 2y ago
  It seems pretty bold move when you consider that V8-based browsers covers 75.5% of the market [1]. [1]: https://gs.statcounter.com/browser-market-share https://gs.statcounter.com/browser-market-share
  • bartread 2y ago
    How is it a bold move? If it works in Firefox it’s much more likely to work in other browsers, whereas if it works in Chrome it might or might not work elsewhere. I switched to Firefox as my default for development years ago because I got fed up of wasting time on issues because something would work in Chrome but not work in one or more other browsers. Using Firefox saves me time and effort so there’s nothing bold about it, purely pragmatic.
  • teaearlgraycold 2y ago
    I haven’t caused any Chrome issues with this as far as I know. And I’ve built apps with hundreds of thousands of MAUs.