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But at this point, I'm like, everything is in Chrome whatever.

To be honest, if it weren't for that shitty memory leak issue back then, I probably continued with Firefox and only used Chrome as side.

On a rolll!

Or 0.8, not entirely sure.

I started using Firefox from v0.9. That was a long time ago.

Okay, looked it up. Fx4 is when they went to Rapid Release.

And sometime after that Fx went to rapid release around v4 or v5...?

So I eventually went over to Chrome which takes up more RAM on average, but splits it up and makes sure closed windows stay closed.

When Chrome first came out, I used Chrome as a secondary/tertiary/(whatever I didn't need that many active browsers back then) browser, with Fx as my main. But then there was a version of Fx3 (oh god pre-rapid release, hi) that had huge memory leaking issues where I would just peg my ram after...

Funny how Fx used to be my default. And actually for the longest time after I switched to Chrome, Fx was still default. .___.

So it's an always-open secondary browser at home.

I use Seamonkey for my school email.

*shrug*

Aka, something big enough from Firefox that is applied to the core system is out.

It's got slower development. And most of the updates they do push out are either security or just updates to Gecko.

Seamonkey is kind of following the Rapid Release, but not as rapid. lol

But Firefox always had this thing where it BOTHERED you about updates. And when you are applying an update, it kind of makes it obvious. :| Or at least Seamonkey still makes it super obvious. Since I don't use Firefox as a primary or secondary browser outside of these school computers. (I mostly...

You open Chrome. Bam. It looks different.

Where the whole goddamn thing is auto-updated without you even knowing.

I mean it works for Chrome.