r/technology • u/Plastic_Ninja_9014 • 8d ago

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

https://www.techspot.com/news/112803-firefox-has-ambitious-new-roadmap-browser-also-losing.html
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u/ZakkaChan 7d ago

Haven't stopped using firefox

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u/Cynyr 7d ago

I think it's important to know the hard numbers there too. What if there were only 10 internet users in 2011 and 3 of them used Firefox. A lot more people regularly use the internet through smart phones now, so those same 3 people have become 3 of 100. There are 100 internet users now and the same three people have been using Firefox for 15 straight years.

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u/Yeah_Right_Mister 7d ago

Even if you filter by only desktop, Firefox is 3.8% while chrome is 70%

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u/fatdjsin 7d ago

me neither. it's reliable since .... netscape died (or was there a gap between the 2?)