Celebrating 10 Years of Firefox
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Celebrating 10 Years of Firefox
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Re: Celebrating 10 Years of Firefox
#2FF is awesome, if i wasn't an android guy, I'd be using it exclusively. But chrome android Just Works™
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#3FF is awesome, if i wasn't an android guy, I'd be using it exclusively. But chrome android Just Works™
In my opinion, Firefox for android is vastly superior to chrome.
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#4I was a Mozilla Suite user 12 years ago. Then became a passionate Firefox user and supporter of the Open Web. Happy Birthday Firefox! Looking forward to 10 more years!
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#5Congrats. Although I no longer use it as my everyday browser, it made a big difference for me in the early days of OS X.
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#6It seems the standards-based browser du jour is moving back in Mozilla's favor lately. I can say, for the first time in ages, that FF is very fast, very stable and very secure. Chrome, on the other hand, has been less stable, less fast and less secure.
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#7DuckDuckGo is not a pre-installed search engine in at-least Nightly.
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#8DuckDuckGo is not a pre-installed search engine in at-least Nightly.
Mozilla have to make money somehow.
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#9DuckDuckGo is not a pre-installed search engine in at-least Nightly.
The DuckDuckGo addition hasn't landed in Nightly yet. It has rolled out to the release channel, and should be in all channels shortly.
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#10It seems the standards-based browser du jour is moving back in Mozilla's favor lately. I can say, for the first time in ages, that FF is very fast, very stable and very secure. Chrome, on the other hand, has been less stable, less fast and less secure.
I have the same feeling on everything except security, but electrolysis should help with that. http://m.slashdot.org/story/199459