cliffordcooley
Posts: 13,141 +6,441
This could have been avoided if Mozilla hadn't decided to start a rapid version acceleration program with Firefox.
I don't use Firefox regularly and never have, but I'm not blind either. Firefox started loosing users when their browser lost add-on compatibility during bimonthly version lifespans. Creators of browser extensions, couldn't (or wouldn't be bothered) keep up with all the consecutive minor upgrading.
As far as Chrome goes, I'll go back to using IE before I'll ever consider using Chrome. Now that Opera is based on a Chromium, I may not be using Opera for much longer either. I would consider Firefox, but they have to stop the rapid version acceleration first.
I don't use Firefox regularly and never have, but I'm not blind either. Firefox started loosing users when their browser lost add-on compatibility during bimonthly version lifespans. Creators of browser extensions, couldn't (or wouldn't be bothered) keep up with all the consecutive minor upgrading.
As far as Chrome goes, I'll go back to using IE before I'll ever consider using Chrome. Now that Opera is based on a Chromium, I may not be using Opera for much longer either. I would consider Firefox, but they have to stop the rapid version acceleration first.