Back

@davidbisset Probably GNOME Web, but that's not really nearly as good as Firefox.

@awoodsnet As I mentioned in the question it's unlikely it will suddenly disappear no matter what happens.

But as a web developer I need to use a browser that at least is used by some measure of my audience. I've been using FF all this time but it's no longer being supported, I would face reality. That reality likely won't be Chrome though.

@davidbisset @awoodsnet I am biased because I worked for Mozilla but the issue is web developers choosing to build and use tools that work “best” in one browser instead of relying on open standards. The IE 5 era was horrible and held the entire industry back.

@anca after Firefox, I would prefer Safari generally, but it’s Dev tools to me are inferior to Chrome. But I have a similar “one browser for each job“ mentality.

@davidbisset yeah. Especially now that 2/3 of the jobs I sign in to are using gmail. I don’t want to accidentally send email or doc shares from the wrong account and there’s no way I remember to check each tab to see who I’m logged in as