← Back to context Comment by dewey 3 years ago Why would you fight this fight instead of just using Safari / Firefox? 8 comments dewey Reply nolist_policy 3 years ago Chrome cares a lot more about PWAs. WebSerial, WebUsb, etc. aren't supported on firefox. rchaud 3 years ago Are they not supported on the many Chromium browsers out there? This ad Privacy thing didn't show up on Brave browser on Android. footlose_3815 3 years ago I use Firefox personally but Chrome for work. gumballindie 3 years ago Funny how companies dont mind workers sharing company data with others via browsers but make us sign ndas. madars 3 years ago Because Chrome has way better security sandboxing than either. ipaddr 3 years ago Firefox has containers which is vastly superior. tholdem 3 years ago I believe madars meant app/process sandboxing which is different to what I think you mean with Firefox containers. Chrome is safer and has stronger sandboxing and exploit mitigations.
nolist_policy 3 years ago Chrome cares a lot more about PWAs. WebSerial, WebUsb, etc. aren't supported on firefox. rchaud 3 years ago Are they not supported on the many Chromium browsers out there? This ad Privacy thing didn't show up on Brave browser on Android.
rchaud 3 years ago Are they not supported on the many Chromium browsers out there? This ad Privacy thing didn't show up on Brave browser on Android.
footlose_3815 3 years ago I use Firefox personally but Chrome for work. gumballindie 3 years ago Funny how companies dont mind workers sharing company data with others via browsers but make us sign ndas.
gumballindie 3 years ago Funny how companies dont mind workers sharing company data with others via browsers but make us sign ndas.
madars 3 years ago Because Chrome has way better security sandboxing than either. ipaddr 3 years ago Firefox has containers which is vastly superior. tholdem 3 years ago I believe madars meant app/process sandboxing which is different to what I think you mean with Firefox containers. Chrome is safer and has stronger sandboxing and exploit mitigations.
ipaddr 3 years ago Firefox has containers which is vastly superior. tholdem 3 years ago I believe madars meant app/process sandboxing which is different to what I think you mean with Firefox containers. Chrome is safer and has stronger sandboxing and exploit mitigations.
tholdem 3 years ago I believe madars meant app/process sandboxing which is different to what I think you mean with Firefox containers. Chrome is safer and has stronger sandboxing and exploit mitigations.
Chrome cares a lot more about PWAs. WebSerial, WebUsb, etc. aren't supported on firefox.
Are they not supported on the many Chromium browsers out there? This ad Privacy thing didn't show up on Brave browser on Android.
I use Firefox personally but Chrome for work.
Funny how companies dont mind workers sharing company data with others via browsers but make us sign ndas.
Because Chrome has way better security sandboxing than either.
Firefox has containers which is vastly superior.
I believe madars meant app/process sandboxing which is different to what I think you mean with Firefox containers. Chrome is safer and has stronger sandboxing and exploit mitigations.