Gadgets & Workspaces · Story 3

Firefox has an ambitious new roadmap, the browser is also losing millions of users a month

A top weekly thread from r/technology, drawing 11,848 score and 2,327 comments.

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The top 5 comments collected for this story carried 25,305 combined score. The quotes below are short excerpts from the highest-ranked visible comments.

Meanwhile I switched back to Firefox after chrome stopped supporting my ad blocker

u/bread_makes_u_fatt · 8,553 score

Still Firefox but with blocker extensions, so analytics are less likely to even count them

u/SCP-iota · 5,551 score

What are Firefox users switching to by the millions? Edit: I didn’t expect the millions to answer me personally lol. But, I appreciate the insight!

u/Zalophusdvm · 5,437 score

I have been using Firefox for nearly a decade with no issues.

u/bruin396 · 2,935 score

I never left. Just been tanking with firefox for like 20 years straight now. I'm tempted by some forks like librewolf but good old ff hasn't gotten bad enough for me to put in the effort yet.

u/ithinkitslupis · 2,829 score

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