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[suikun245]

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

 

[suikun245]

Funny how Fx used to be my default.

And actually for the longest time after I switched to Chrome, Fx was still default. .___.

 

[suikun245]

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 a few days.

 

[suikun245]

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.

 

[suikun245]

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

 

[suikun245]

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

 

[suikun245]

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

 

[bladesworn]

Such spam

 

[suikun245]

Or 0.8, not entirely sure.

 

[bladesworn]

Much post

 

[suikun245]

Such spam

On a rolll!

 

[suikun245]

Or 0.8, not entirely sure.

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.

 

[suikun245]

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

 

[suikun245]

Also, since I use Gmail as primary email. So much shit with google products that work only in Chrome or have add-ons only in chrome.

 

[suikun245]

Nowadays, when I start a computer from scratch, I pretty much only install Chrome and Seamonkey at the beginning. And add Firefox whenever I need a third browser.

 

[suikun245]

Though I just managed to get to the point of needing 4. (And opening a incognito window is too much work for me apparently.)

 

[suikun245]

So on my desktop, it's like Chrome, Seamonkey, Firefox, Firefox Developer pinned to my taskbar.

 

[suikun245]

Utterly hilarious that three of them are some form of Firefox.

 

[suikun245]

But that said, Mozilla is planning on moving away from Gecko?

Makes sense. Chromium moved from WebKit to Blink, but Blink is ultimately a fork of WebKit.
Microsoft moved from Trident to EdgeHTML.
Opera just flat-out abandoned Presto for Blink.

 

[suikun245]

Moving on Trident was a good choice. No matter how much they try to fix it, it's too broken.