ExtremeTech: It doesn’t look good for Firefox: Almost every month for the last three years, Firefox has lost ground to Internet Explorer, Chrome, and Safari. For most of 2009 the trend was fairly straight as it fended off Chrome and nibbled away at IE, but between 2010 and today Firefox has lost a third of its market share, from a worldwide peak of around 30% down to 20%.
You can look at this two ways. First, the total number of people on the internet is growing, so while Firefox’s share has decreased, the total number of people using Firefox is increasing. The other point of view is that Firefox, whether you like it or not, is declining in popularity.
It's 2022, every browser should have this.
Web browsers collect a massive amount of our web history data. These options can help with that.
A major source of revenue for Mozilla.
Firefox really must hate Google right now.... Without Chrome entering the market they would still be the best browser out there, but now it is sort of irrelevant(at least to me).
I remember opening Firefox on my PC a couple months ago instead of Chrome and noticing how bloated and clunky it felt toolbar wise. Didn't feel as nice using it compared to Chrome.
I use to like firefox, but frankly it has been a complete disaster lately. The thing crashes all the time. I'm now using chrome.
i held out to FF.. but it crashes and once it crashes it is just impossible to restart again. and it just freezes like forever every time i start FF. on my mac desktop btw. finally shifted to chrome couple of days back. i was using chrome on my macbook pro for the last 6 months though. sorry ff.
i use both firefox and chrome
If chrome incorporated my track pad completely, then I'd use it, but it doesn't.