Anyone still use Firefox?

[oldtimefighter]

Firefox has been my main browser since before it hit version one.

[erpster3]

I still use Firefox since the pre-1.0 versions.  though now I'm using the 64bit versions of Firefox (win64) under my x64 Windows 7, 8.1 & 10 computers.

Anyone here using the win64 version of Firefox in 64bit Windows instead of the win32 or 32bit Firefox?

[TAZMINATOR]

On 3/16/2017 at 9:47 PM, LimeMaster said:

Oops! I only read the title.

Silly rabbit.  

 

 

I have been using FF for a long time since it came out.

[LimeMaster]

1 minute ago, TAZMINATOR said:

Silly rabbit.  

 

 

I have been using FF for a long time since it came out.

Looks like somebody only read the title too.

[TAZMINATOR]

Just now, LimeMaster said:

Looks like somebody only read the title too.

I read his post but i was telling how long I have been using FF.   That's all.  

[LimeMaster]

1 minute ago, TAZMINATOR said:

I read his post but i was telling how long I have been using FF.   That's all.  

You've told us that before.

[TAZMINATOR]

1 minute ago, LimeMaster said:

You've told us that before.

Not to OP.  

 

[LimeMaster]

Fair point.

[Anibal P]

FF is used as an "Oh crap!!" backup since I refuse to use IE/Edge on my personal Windows computer 

 

Stuck using it at work with IE due to work not allowing Chrome unless you're a developer  

[Elliot B.]

I have an Android phone, so I use Chrome simply due to its sync capabilities (bookmarks, passwords, history etc.) between devices.

[Boo Berry]

2 minutes ago, Elliot B. said:

I have an Android phone, so I use Chrome simply due to its sync capabilities (bookmarks, passwords, history etc.) between devices.

Yep, this. Chrome just works, where as with Firefox there's still sync issues (like messing up bookmark order, reviving deleted bookmarks, etc.). Really wish they'd fix it to be exactly like Chrome's sync.

[Buttus]

i use firefox to browse random web sites, because of noscript and all of the blocking plugins that i have installed.  it makes me feel safer, even if it's not.

 

i use chrome for more trusted sites.

[Boo Berry]

NoScript is in the process of being ported to WebExtensions (it's already an embedded WebExtension, which is the first step, AFAIK). In fact, once all that work is complete it *might* actually be possible to port NoScript to Chrome too, so Chrome users can benefit (e.g. those not using uMatrix).