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If it is rough around the edges now then it always will be. Witness the Firefox browser. There is a huge backlog of problems with it yet they have the resourc
by DonGateley 13y ago
If it is rough around the edges now then it always will be. Witness the Firefox browser. There is a huge backlog of problems with it yet they have the resources to start something new.
- bad_user 13y agoDid you really create your account to post this? Wow. I really don't get the negativity around Firefox OS or the Firefox browser. In regards to Firefox, I consider it the best browser right now; Chrome has many problems of its own and considering the resources that Google has, you'd think they would find a way to make Chrome be less of the resource hog that it is or to provide something like the awesome-bar or extensions for the Android version - and don't even get me started on iOS or Safary. Truth of the matter is, Firefox OS directly benefits Firefox the browser, in ways that Android will never benefit Chrome - all APIs that are experimented in FxOS will make it in the browser, XUL is gone, the architecture is multi-process and better sandboxed, etc...