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ITT: If Google does it it's ok, if Yahoo does it it's not.
http://i.imgur.com/8cI6hCW.png
Hell, there are more comments in favor of this because Google did the same. Quit playing the false victim card.
ITT: If Google does it it's ok, if Yahoo does it it's not.
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agreed. the term upgrade also brings with it a connotation of being better. I am doubtful that this is this case.
I've been using Firefox again recently - I stopped when it was slower and less stable than Chrome. These days it often feels faster than Chrome.
ITT: If Google does it it's ok, if Yahoo does it it's not.
Although I grudgingly accept a similar prompt on mobile Workflowy (I use firefox there and are prompted to use Chrome for it) even though it annoys the crap out of me. There is not even a possibility to turn this off.
But for Yahoo I have alternatives for workflowy not (yet).
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agreed. the term upgrade also brings with it a connotation of being better. I am doubtful that this is this case.
I've been using Firefox again recently - I stopped when it was slower and less stable than Chrome. These days it often feels faster than Chrome.
I use all browsers for website testing, but my primary is Chrome at the moment, looking to head back to FF.
This is also happening for people who have paid for Yahoo Mail in order to not have ads. I would be asking for my money back if they start showing me ads like that! Edit: source https://twitter.com/AnthonyPAlicea/status/542670797912166400
Do you mind sharing why you still use Yahoo Mail, let alone paying to use it? (serious question)
Calling a promo banner a "prompt" is a bit of an exaggeration. Also, the same "Upgrade to the new Firefox" message is also shown to Firefox versions less than the current version (34).
Edit: removed "upgrade" and replaced it with "switch" as to not imply one is an upgrade over the other. Browser choice is very much a personal preference.
