Re:Google de-emphasizes 'Don't Be Evil' motto in its code of...
by all_blue_chucks on Friday May 18, 2018 @11:00PM
(#17106395)
What sites are chrome-only?
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Re:Google de-emphasizes 'Don't Be Evil' motto in its code of...
by mancerayder on Saturday May 19, 2018 @04:57PM
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It seems to me, as a news.google.com junkie who recently switched to Firefox (on mobile), that the site has some won't-always-refresh-when-loading issues. It might be Firefox's fault though.
Outside of Google-owned sites, many sites simply don't work properly in Firefox and require Chrome. Could it be the additional privacy features? It might be the web developers' fault, though.
Re:Google de-emphasizes 'Don't Be Evil' motto in its code of...
by irrlichthn on Friday May 18, 2018 @11:08PM
(#17106426)
Ever tried adwords?
I think my first bug report of it not really working with other browsers was about 6 years ago, that time it was with Opera. My reports usually get verified but commented with "use Chrome instead".
Re:Google de-emphasizes 'Don't Be Evil' motto in its code of...
by timrichard on Saturday May 19, 2018 @01:47PM
(#17108879)
Suggesting that their product works best in their browser is a world away from what MS pulled in the 90's, with the embrace and extend of standards.
I wonder how many relic Intranet apps force the use of old IE in Corporate world because they were built with the 'extended' dialect of JScript.
Re:Google de-emphasizes 'Don't Be Evil' motto in its code of...
by kanwisher on Friday May 18, 2018 @11:15PM
(#17106447)
Google Meet, the hangout replacement if you schedule meetings in Google Calendar
Re:Google de-emphasizes 'Don't Be Evil' motto in its code of...
by joshuamorton on Friday May 18, 2018 @11:17PM
(#17106456)
Meet also works in recent versions of Firefox.