Is there a reason why? Less funding? Web devs don’t make the pages Firefox friendly? Since the user base is smaller, they just don’t care?

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      5 months ago

      I guess my point is, you should :)

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        5 months ago

        I would, if there wasn’t for my personal experience of using Firefox, when I had to switch to other browsers for some websites I used.

        Its because of that, that when we decided to ignore Firefox, I wasn’t against it.

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            5 months ago

            At what point do you think it starts being the problem of the software?

            Because I think that happened a while ago.

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              When it’s the software that’s actually faulty. As others have mentioned, Firefox usually sticks to the standards. You’re just using some peculiarities of Chromium, which is why you might be having issues. Anyway, this actually seems irrelevant to your stance, since you care more about the market share. Which is fine, being profit driven and all. But then you shouldn’t get annoyed when people like me call you lazy.

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                I shared my experience and almost everything I got was attacks on me. Many of them very personal about what I am and who I am even though nobody here knows anything about me. People are really offended, like I said something bad about their mother. It’s effin bizzare.

                I’m sorry your favourite browser is not so successful as you want. Really truly sorry, but you don’t know anything about me, what I do and how lazy I am.

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                  5 months ago

                  It’s Lemmy, you’re anonymous, of course I don’t know shit about you. You may be the most wonderful person in real life, but I’ll only respond to what you say here. So this defense is utter bullshit. Don’t post on anonymous forums and then complain that people don’t know anything about you before replying to your comments. That’s the whole point of anonymous forums. That people only reply to what you explicitly post, and nothing else.

                  Also, I’d suggest not taking any of this personally. None of us are properly represented online. All this criticism is just about your opinion on this one topic, and do not reflect our (at least mine) opinion about you as a person. (Because we have no idea about you as a person.)

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                    5 months ago

                    I have not taken anything here personally. I have answered all the questions even those that were rude. I did all this in high spirit because it seemed like a good debate. But it mostly really wasn’t. Because most people reply with basically : your experience isn’t valid because you suck. That’s what almost all replys were. Even yours.

                    So let’s not pretend any further this is going anywhere and just end it. Have a great day.

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      5 months ago

      It’s a question of

      How much effort (man hours which ultimately translates to $$$) versus how much revenue lost (people not buying because of Firefox bugs)

      In my experience this depends on your specific application. Sometimes there are weird bugs or behavior where you have to really hunt down what’s going on. Other times it’s as simple as changing a few css lines or something.

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        5 months ago

        It’s almost impossible to calculate revenue lost, but as much as we tried, it was 0 or almost 0.

        Again, we don’t even check anymore.