Mozilla’s stable browser is not stable enough. especially the Android-based one. They are destroying that amazing browser with every single update. Mozilla converted Firefox from a great-promising browser to a crappy, useless browser. Don’t you think so?

@fat_stig@lemmy.world
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Dude, who is paying you to post this blatant misinformation?

@WarmSoda@lemm.ee
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While your critique is well written and extensive, I do not agree with point 6.

Why would no one use it? I havent noticed any problems, or heard anyone complaining about firefox.

Wtf are they talking about? Every version works great, haven’t encountered bugs or problems in years besides some caused by extensions.

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The fuck are you on about?

I use it at home and at work and for what it’s worth, I’m in the tech industry.

I don’t use it in mobile so I can’t speak to that but I doubt what you’re saying frankly.

snooggums
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Works fine on mobile for me, just as good as desktop.

I use the desktop browser but I agree that the mobile one is sub par

@MrGooglyPants@lemm.ee
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Did Google chrome post this?

I’ve never had a problem with Mozilla or Firefox. Stop spamming this crap. Or tell us how Firefox hurt you :⁠’⁠(

Izzy
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Works great on my machine.

Rose56
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Stop spamming this, Jesus men. Looks like targeted!

Pons_Aelius
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Don’t you think so?

Nope.

I have no idea what you are talking about.

I have been using FF for decades on pc and almost a decade on Android and it is working fine for me. As it basically always has,

Do you have any actual issues to raise or is this just a rage post?

Source?

Lee Duna
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Trust me bro

Source? The voices told me.

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