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<blockquote data-quote="Gangelo" data-source="post: 1091767" data-attributes="member: 64716">@[USER=113651]kailyn[/USER]Let me be more clear.First of all, I am 46 and had been using Firefox from the very early days after the transition from Netscape, so my comments are not &#039;ageist&#039; , I am a dinosaur comparing to most users in this forum myself. And I have a life and better things to do than getting upset with comments from fanboys. If anyone is getting triggered by someone&#039;s web browser choice then something is wrong and they would need to re-evaluate their life&#039;s priorities.Personal opinion : If someone needs a user agent switcher to properly use their browser across websites, then they must either be greybeards with nostalgia or privacy geek fanatics. As for me, I&#039;d rather use something with zero compatibility issues and get on with my life. And once you learn a thing or two on how tracking works, privacy does not exist, it&#039;s a lost cause.The &#039;fading into oblivion&#039; is not an opinion. It is hard facts and data:[ATTACH=full]284075[/ATTACH]Whether we like it or not, Chromium is the default. I have been watching this for too long to care anymore.Edit: We are getting off-topic here, apologies.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gangelo, post: 1091767, member: 64716"] @[USER=113651]kailyn[/USER] Let me be more clear. First of all, I am 46 and [B]had [/B]been using Firefox from the very early days after the transition from Netscape, so my comments are not 'ageist' , I am a dinosaur comparing to most users in this forum myself. And I have a life and better things to do than getting upset with comments from fanboys. If anyone is getting triggered by someone's web browser choice then something is wrong and they would need to re-evaluate their life's priorities. Personal opinion : If someone needs a user agent switcher to properly use their browser across websites, then they must either be greybeards with nostalgia or privacy geek fanatics. As for me, I'd rather use something with zero compatibility issues and get on with my life. And once you learn a thing or two on how tracking works, privacy does not exist, it's a lost cause. The 'fading into oblivion' is not an opinion. It is hard facts and data: [ATTACH type="full" alt="StatCounter-browser-ww-monthly-201001-202405.png"]284075[/ATTACH] Whether we like it or not, Chromium is the default. I have been watching this for too long to care anymore. [I]Edit: We are getting off-topic here, apologies.[/I] [/QUOTE]

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