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> If you look at the usage numbers, it just makes no sense to support this browser anymore. It seems the reality is that people disagree with your opinion.
Probably the 4% of people still using Firefox, highly represented here on HN. Still doesn't change my assessment it's not worth it. Edit: especially since according to experience, when Firefox doesn't work for users, they just switch to another browser.
I've started using Firefox and can never go back to Chrome
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Re: I've started using Firefox and can never go back to Chrome
#332Is there really a killer feature of Chrome that justifies its use over FF? I've been using Firefox and have never been disappointed with it. I always just assumed that if you wanted privacy, it's better to use Firefox over Chrome, Safari, or Brave.
There are a couple of features in Chrome that I use every day for web dev. 1) when the console is open, you can right-click on the reload page button and choose hard reload. 2) when inspecting CSS properties, you can change many of them by dragging them with the mouse left and right. That makes positioning elements so much easier than guessing and adjusting a dozen times.
Re: I've started using Firefox and can never go back to Chrome
#333Is there really a killer feature of Chrome that justifies its use over FF? I've been using Firefox and have never been disappointed with it. I always just assumed that if you wanted privacy, it's better to use Firefox over Chrome, Safari, or Brave.
Does Firefox support that yet??
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#334Re: I've started using Firefox and can never go back to Chrome
#335Is there really a killer feature of Chrome that justifies its use over FF? I've been using Firefox and have never been disappointed with it. I always just assumed that if you wanted privacy, it's better to use Firefox over Chrome, Safari, or Brave.
Multiple profiles in parallel. Does Firefox support that yet??
Re: I've started using Firefox and can never go back to Chrome
#336Is there really a killer feature of Chrome that justifies its use over FF? I've been using Firefox and have never been disappointed with it. I always just assumed that if you wanted privacy, it's better to use Firefox over Chrome, Safari, or Brave.
Maybe it’s changed but I wrote them off years ago as a result.
Re: I've started using Firefox and can never go back to Chrome
#337Is there really a killer feature of Chrome that justifies its use over FF? I've been using Firefox and have never been disappointed with it. I always just assumed that if you wanted privacy, it's better to use Firefox over Chrome, Safari, or Brave.
I'm a longtime Mozilla contributor, so I’m probably biased toward Firefox, but there are still a few Chrome features that I wish Firefox had, like: - Easier to create and use multiple profiles (somewhat mitigated by Mozilla's multi-container add-on) - Google Translate integration
Also, there’s an offline translate extension being worked on in open source: https://blog.mozilla.org/mozilla/local-translation-add-on-pr...
Re: I've started using Firefox and can never go back to Chrome
#338Is there really a killer feature of Chrome that justifies its use over FF? I've been using Firefox and have never been disappointed with it. I always just assumed that if you wanted privacy, it's better to use Firefox over Chrome, Safari, or Brave.
Multiple profiles in parallel. Does Firefox support that yet??
Re: I've started using Firefox and can never go back to Chrome
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Having updates breaking stuff is still a different beast.
Was that back when Mozilla removed the WoSign and StartCom for doing shady stuff? https://blog.mozilla.org/security/2016/10/24/distrusting-new...
Re: I've started using Firefox and can never go back to Chrome
#340Is there really a killer feature of Chrome that justifies its use over FF? I've been using Firefox and have never been disappointed with it. I always just assumed that if you wanted privacy, it's better to use Firefox over Chrome, Safari, or Brave.
Multiple profiles in parallel. Does Firefox support that yet??