Using Firefox at this point can be used as a pass/fail IQ test. Imagine using a browser that deliberately breaks websites.
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@mangeurdenuage I'm serious about this btw. You've seen their incompetence first hand and after they've been notified of breaking websites with their idiotic decisions, they keep doing them anyway.
Now a Firefox user falls into two camps:
a) masochist that enjoys using a deteriorating product that is more broken with every release
b) an idiot blinded by their "open internet" smoke screen behind which only incompetence and controlled opposition is hiding
Remember how WebKit/Safari was clowned on for years even by Apple users for being a barely usable browser? That is Firefox now.
RT: https://mastodon.social/ap/users/115667120638353806/statuses/116527145603842555
@mangeurdenuage I'm serious about this btw. You've seen their incompetence first hand and after they've been notified of breaking websites with their idiotic decisions, they keep doing them anyway.
Now a Firefox user falls into two camps:
a) masochist that enjoys using a deteriorating product that is more broken with every release
b) an idiot blinded by their "open internet" smoke screen behind which only incompetence and controlled opposition is hiding
Remember how WebKit/Safari was clowned on for years even by Apple users for being a barely usable browser? That is Firefox now.
RT: https://mastodon.social/ap/users/115667120638353806/statuses/116527145603842555
@phnt @mangeurdenuage Right. You should just use the browser that forces websites to do what it wants because of its install base. There will be no negative consequences because of this.
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@manfromhuh @mangeurdenuage You've just described Firefox as well as Chrome. There is no winner in the Chrome X Firefox debate, both suck but Chrome at least has the decency to not deliberately break sites currently.