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Firefox's been killing it recently
Hopefully between Firefox's recent streak of good releases and Google majorly jumping the shark lately we'll see Chrome marketshare take a dive.
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Cloudflare says 4.7%. I trust them more with these statistics because
But yes, it's way too small
Eh, I'm ok with it being small. You get targeted by fewer exploits if you're using a browser that isn't high in market share. There's also less incentive to try to monetize their market share than when it's very popular.
Just crazy to me that Firefox is that low I really hope they can rebound. Chrome's strangehold on browser engines is bad for everyone.
Yeah!
Now hopefully they can enable HDR video playback within the next few years (bug open for 5 years at this point)