I've been using Firefox since it was called Firebird, and Linux has always been a 2nd zone citizen.
Most Mozilla developers are on Mac, most users are on Windows, so Linux have never been the focus.
Most Mozilla developers are on Mac, most users are on Windows, so Linux have never been the focus.
FF, being a pioneer of privacy (not anymore, with anonym adds): Go to Settings -> type 'advert', turn that off. FF, being a major player in FOSS, and community (irc.mozilla.org etc), now I think they do matrix
Should get their priorities straight. To me, it isn't about market share, but Linux just reached 5% market share in the US https://ostechnix.com/linux-reaches-5-desktop-market-share-i...
Valve sponsors Arch Linux https://www.pcguide.com/news/valve-officially-sponsors-arch-...
I just switched to LibreFox, which is Firefox without all the extra junk it peddles.
We'd think, by now, with video games having advanced crazy rendering engines, AI dark magic, that browsers would have it together by now.
They don't.