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> like how one day you realize everyone around you stopped using chrome I don't know what universe the author is living in, has anyone else realized "everyone
by windowshopping 1y ago
> like how one day you realize everyone around you stopped using chrome
I don't know what universe the author is living in, has anyone else realized "everyone around them stopped using Chrome"?
- quotemstr 1y ago> I don't know what universe the author is living in, has anyone else realized "everyone around them stopped using Chrome"? Maybe it's the same universe in which capital letters were never invented.
- bbarn 1y agoI can in here to be snarky about this because it drives me nuts and screams "I'm so artsy" that it's aggravating. But you beat me to it.
- lubujackson 1y agoI vaguely felt like I was reading an ad for Arc, a browser I have never heard of before, with some content wrapped around it. Kind of like those gross Apple ads that showed Einstein and Madame Curie to sell iMacs.
- benreesman 1y agoI know a lot of people running Chromium engine browsers (and I have brave installed for the occasionally necessary IPMI widget or whatever), but I see a lot of Safari on MacOS, a lot of Edge (Chromium/Blink based IIRC) on Windows, and a lot of Firefox on Linux and Android (where I have Vanadium via Graphene). This is a very technical/programmer sample, so leading indicator at best, but it seems like "best on platform" is making at least a minor comeback. Five years ago that same kind of a sample was all Chrome and the Firefox weirdo. Now I'm the Firefox weirdo.