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Even in 2025 you still get the most compatibility with [insert-website-here] with Chromium
by muglug 1y ago
Even in 2025 you still get the most compatibility with [insert-website-here] with Chromium
- digitalPhonix 1y agoSure but I only use Firefox (no other browser installed (except Edge on Windows)) and I don’t have any issues; so some none-trivial portion of the web doesn’t require Chrom(ium) specific behaviour.
- fahimscirex 1y agoGoogle websites intentionally degrade performance if you browse from Firefox. Facebook Messenger's E2E only works on chromium browsers. There are many websites that show popups to use chromium for the best experience. I do get it, these aren't privacy-friendly websites, but for professional purposes, lot of people are forced to use chromium browsers or user-agent strings.
- al_borland 1y ago> Google websites intentionally degrade performance if you browse from Firefox. If this is true they should be in court for these anti-competitive practices.
- EasyMark 1y agoMessenger's E2E is working fine for me?
- EasyMark 1y agoThe only websites I seem to have issues with are usually trash sites anyway. All my regular sites like banking, Google Docs, Office 365, finance, etc. work just fine in Firefox. I do find its performance not up to par with most sites that might have a very JavaScript heavy app for gaming and such.