>but be sure not to dismiss Firefox based on historical issues. It's incredible how much inertia there is with that. The majority of the people I know that swi

>but be sure not to dismiss Firefox based on historical issues. It's incredible how much inertia there is with that. The majority of the people I know that switched to chrome did it back when firefox was blatantly slower and that's the image that's stuck in their head. It's incredibly hard to remove and to get someone to try it long enough to change their mind again. Firefox has a tough issue with marketing right now. They need to start a nice "firefox is faster" campaign.