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This may sound impolite, but what you should do is to tell them to use Firefox. When they don't or say no, then that's that. It's not your problem and you shoul
by ragnese 2y ago
This may sound impolite, but what you should do is to tell them to use Firefox. When they don't or say no, then that's that. It's not your problem and you should not feel obligated to enable or mitigate their poor decisions. If they can't manage their computing affairs without you, then they have to start respecting your professional advice.
Life's too short.
- pentagrama 2y agoIsn't impolite, is all good. But I don't want to deal with the possible issues, sorry.
- squarefoot 2y agoFor what is worth, I use Firefox (plus many extensions including UbO) to do banking, connecting to government sites, medical stuff, and other non-trivial-surfing tasks, and the worse thing I encountered ever, aside the occasional harmless misaligned box or font, were a local hardware store whose search doesn't seem to work, and an online musical instrument shop (thomann.de) whose pages scripts sometimes hang, but as I wrote I run a lot of extensions so I'm not sure if those are FF issues or not. Everything else, and I mean really everything else, just works fine.
- jerjerjer 2y agoAccept and let go of the fact that good people you love make bad life decisions. Life becomes much easier after that.