Mozilla is trying to innovate and bring new features to Firefox, but the browser continues to lose users. Despite these concerning market trends, the company is actively...
You basically see it with some sites now, where you’re just told “use chrome if you have any issues”, and then it reflects badly on firefox, because a casual user might just think it’s the fault of the browser that it’s poorly made and doesn’t work properly.
For the websites, it’s not worth writing around browser-specific quirks, when the vast majority use a chrome-based browser.
Linux has always had that problem. “Linux doesn’t support any games!” or “Linux can’t run Photoshop”. That’s the way it is always phrased and seen (and was much worse before Proton came along). Not “The devs didn’t bother supporting Linux” or “Adobe sucks”.
You basically see it with some sites now, where you’re just told “use chrome if you have any issues”, and then it reflects badly on firefox, because a casual user might just think it’s the fault of the browser that it’s poorly made and doesn’t work properly.
For the websites, it’s not worth writing around browser-specific quirks, when the vast majority use a chrome-based browser.
Linux has always had that problem. “Linux doesn’t support any games!” or “Linux can’t run Photoshop”. That’s the way it is always phrased and seen (and was much worse before Proton came along). Not “The devs didn’t bother supporting Linux” or “Adobe sucks”.