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I also switched back for similiar reasons. FF has really stepped up their memory management and patching IMO. Also, i went back because of plugins. Say what yo
by eumenides1 14y ago
I also switched back for similiar reasons. FF has really stepped up their memory management and patching IMO. Also, i went back because of plugins.
Say what you will about chrome, but tab plugins are king in firefox. Tree style tabs on the left hand side and tab grouping what really sank it for me. I even merged the the search box and address bar in FF to give me that chrome omnibar feeling.
I think the most important takeaway is this: FF is still competitive among technical people and so is chrome. There even might be room for IE. We as a community, would need to keep voting with our feet and we can make sure the "browser wars" never end.