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Unfortunately you are not the average user, if you want Firefox to succeed it needs to do what is common, both IE, and Chrome the two most popular browsers have
by dubcanada 13y ago
Unfortunately you are not the average user, if you want Firefox to succeed it needs to do what is common, both IE, and Chrome the two most popular browsers have a single address/search bar.
In regards to the whole tinfoil hat comments about Google knowing everything you type, well I hate to burst your bubble but they probably already know everything about you, including but not limited too your inability to spell duck right.
- jamespo 13y agoI think firefox has already succeeded
- debaserab2 13y agoSucceeded - but is it still succeeding today? I can't remember the last time I used Firefox intentionally. Chrome replaced it long ago. As a web dev, I find myself more annoyed at the anomalies of Gecko everyday. I fix more Gecko related bugs than IE11 bugs, and that just feels wrong. I don't expect this to be a popular opinion, but I have to say based on recent experience that if it wasn't for Chrome, I'd be using IE11 on a PC and Safari on a Mac. Firefox just feels too kludgy every time I use it.
- frik 13y agoReally? From my experience Chrome has a lot of anomalies/regressions since version 32. And Android 2.3 browser (WebView also in 4x) reminds me of the IE 6. Gecko and Trident are very good in comparison. Google needs a better QA process, especially after forking Webkit. The only thing that bothers me with Firefox beside some UI is the single process model.
- bzbarsky 13y agoCan you please point me to some of the Gecko bugs you've been running into?