>Smoother response, less CPU, less battery than the rest of the browsers.
That's not true, user. I'm a webdev and we have to test our webaps on everything available, which includes PCs, adroid phones, iPhones and Macs with all the available browsers.
Safari on Mac works slower than both Chrome and Firefox, takes more resources and is generally less stable.
>former Mozilla CTO; Andreas Gal:
Hmmm... I wonder who is helping to fund his current projects... rlly makes u think.
Why does having the largest market share matter? Just make it a browser for power users.
>and ditches gecko for web extensions
lolwut
I'm about finished with my CS degree and everything I used to like about computers is going away at high speeds. How short sighted I was.
Not on my Mac it doesn't
Firefox was so bad when I had multi-tabs surfing Sup Forums, I would hang and the wheel would appear until I quit.
It also uses more battery and CPU, that was easy to tell. Don't know how you test it, but we are experiencing very different results and the internet would agree with me and not yourself.
be the future you want to see
I don't understand why so people keep going on here how firefoxs keeps fucking up. Fucking up what? It's a browser, it browses and that's it. Some five years ago I used oper 10 or 11 until it couldn't load captcha no more and then I switched to firefox. Almost nothing fucking changed.
>plugins and customization are pretty much the main reason people use Firefox
>the devs fill FF with useless shitty UI and features that no one asked for, breaking plugin compatibility in every update and turning a functional design into a Chrome-like mess
>somehow surprised when people turn away from Firefox
really makes you think