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It’s losing market share because it doesn’t keep up with supporting the latest web standards.
by tcoff91 11mo ago
It’s losing market share because it doesn’t keep up with supporting the latest web standards.
- ryandrake 11mo agoAnd because they are wasting their time on these side quests that could have been spent improving the actual browser.
- dymk 11mo agoThey’re losing market share because they’re not bundled with {OS of choice} / not heavily pushed on you when you visit a Google property
- wpm 11mo agoWhich standards and are they actually standards or just some “draft” slop from Google?
- charcircuit 11mo agoFor example since firefox doesn't support WebNFC I can't do online shopping because during 3D secure my phone can't recognize my credit card being tapped. I have to use Chrome instead. Frankly, I don't care if WebNFC is "slop" or not. It's solving real world problems.
- wpm 11mo agoWebNFC is a draft standard.
- frm88 11mo agoFor example Firefox could fix it's issues with VSS crashing on GPU's so that Linux distros like Nobara don't have to ditch Firefox as the standard browser in favour of Brave. Granted, that would only get them back a couple of hundred users but hey: marketshare?