"PS: I hope it's not true that Mozilla isn't going to survive much longer ever since version 57. It hasn't been good for Firefox and that Chrome will finish them off. I don't care for Google"
I'm not aware of any reason to worry about Mozilla going away. They seem to have a good revenue stream (changing default search providers as needed etc.) . Their 2016 revenue increased 24 percent to an all-time high of $520 million. Firefox's market share has dropped a lot but they're still one of the most popular browsers. They don't need to have the most popular browser to accomplish their goals.
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Paul905
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Kids nowadays seem to know more and my nephew said they've about 8% of the market and it has dropped after version 57. And his friends when they come over always say to me why I'm still using Firefox. I tell them because I like it much better than Chrome, I don't like Google. I hope you're right I don't want to look also for a new browser
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tanstaafl
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Streaming video web sites such as Netflix, Amazon Prime Video and Hulu only support a few browsers (based on market share). This is usually IE, Microsoft Edge, Firefox, Chrome, Opera and Safari. The time to worry would be when they don't support Firefox.
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Paul905
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Well, I hope you're right. The only other browser I been messing around a little is Palemoon because it's so much like Firefoxtanstaafl wrote:Streaming video web sites such as Netflix, Amazon Prime Video and Hulu only support a few browsers (based on market share). This is usually IE, Microsoft Edge, Firefox, Chrome, Opera and Safari. The time to worry would be when they don't support Firefox.