The problem with Firefox is it almost impossible to sell today (compared to 10 or 20 years ago).
- It doesn't have better performance or security.
- If you want better privacy and ad-blocking out of the box, Brave is the way to go.
- The "supporting an independent implementation" argument doesn't really resonate anymore.
I am wondering if the small market share it has left on desktop (especially in Europe and Germany) might be due to governments and corporations installing it on their computers.
- It doesn't have better performance or security.
- If you want better privacy and ad-blocking out of the box, Brave is the way to go.
- The "supporting an independent implementation" argument doesn't really resonate anymore.
I am wondering if the small market share it has left on desktop (especially in Europe and Germany) might be due to governments and corporations installing it on their computers.