i like that the post uses the phrase "time is a flat circle". it is indeed. once upon a time, most devs only cared about one browser -- internet explorer. then for a good chunk of time, cross-browser compatibility was highly valued. now, most devs only care about one browser -- google chrome.
it's a bummer, but also a market reality... the best way to get more devs to care about non-chrome browsers is to get more people to use non-chrome browsers. easier said than done, though.
i like that the post uses the phrase "time is a flat circle". it is indeed. once upon a time, most devs only cared about one browser -- internet explorer. then for a good chunk of time, cross-browser compatibility was highly valued. now, most devs only care about one browser -- google chrome.
it's a bummer, but also a market reality... the best way to get more devs to care about non-chrome browsers is to get more people to use non-chrome browsers. easier said than done, though.
No we are not planning to support Firefox. We do support Brave, Edge, and ungoogled-chromium though if you have a problem with Google.