[ForTheKidz]

This is nonsense: firefox was and remains a better browser than chrome just in terms of usability. If you ever believed that a browser maker cared about "privacy" I have a bridge to sell you.

I mean, just look at their business model. Enshittification or bankruptcy was always the future.

[CamouflagedKiwi]

How so? The two are basically indistinguishable to me in terms of UI, their layouts are almost entirely identical. If anything I think Firefox has become more like Chrome over time.

Don't really disagree otherwise though.

[ForTheKidz]

Support for ad blocking is by far the largest reason. Containers are also hard to imagine google allowing in chrome.

I hide most of the UI in either browser so your concern just doesn't make much sense to me.

[CamouflagedKiwi]

What concern? You mentioned Firefox having better UI, I was asking how you think the two differ - ad blocking and containers are fair points, it wasn't quite what I was thinking of as UI, but fair enough.

[morsch]

I'm using both every day. Firefox has better adblocking and better integration of tree style tabs. Both provided via extensions. I also prefer Firefox Sync to whatever Google has, though given Mozilla's trajectory it'll be a toss up sooner or later.

[CamouflagedKiwi]

Right ok, to me extensions don't count as Firefox itself having better UI, but sure.

[Tepix]

If that were true, its market share wouldn't have tanked.

[ForTheKidz]

You have far more faith in the market than I do.