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But things occasionally break on up-to-date websites because of how outdated both Chrome and Firefox are on the engineering computers.

And the ME computers that are on the independent ME system (as opposed to the overall engineering system) only ever has Chrome, anyway. Or I just never bothered looking for Firefox. Those are somehow automatically set to open incognito windows somehow. I need to figure that out.

But like, there are a cluster of computers in ME that only has Chrome?

I'm now mostly on engineering computers... and most of them have both installed (outdated by more than a year at this point though). Heck, even the ESR Firefox they had installed was outdated.

Actually, it's mainly the actual university computers that don't have Chrome. Or well they do, but it's remotely booted which makes it atrocious to use.

And random computers that don't have Firefox?

But there are just random computers that don't have Chrome?

Most computers have both, but it's easier to open Firefox into straight private window than Chrome (by setting it as perma-private).

Except I just discovered this year that Firefox isn't either.

I only use Firefox on the school computers because Chrome is not consistently installed on all the computers.

I use Chrome as my primary browser at home, so...

But it's like a temporary fix locally.

removing them fixes the problem.

After using the Inspect Element thing, I noticed two extra columns that each take up 33% of the width?

Because it does for me. I always thought it had something to do with how outdated the Firefox is on these computers, but now I'm running the latest Aurora... so...

Also, I never noticed this in Chrome, but the auto-updater on the main page of the forum... Does it look really narrow on Firefox? o__o

Good job Ryan.

Apparnetly, Firefox Hello on Gingerbread can only transfer video and not audio. That's the opposite of what usually happens. My brother could see me, but not hear me. Yay. orz

On a school computer btw.

666, huh.