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Cromite browser was a privacy and security oriented Android browser.
Their latest update was in 21th of May: v148.0.7778.168.
Their commit history also suggest that the browser is slowly being sunset.
To put it into context, the current version of chrome on Android is 150.0.7871.63, released on 30th of June.
Whats wrong with firefox?
Nothing except a lot of websites are designed to only work well (or at all) on chrome. I use Firefox 99% of the time but occasionally I have to use a shitty website like that so I switch to ungoogled chrome, or ddg browser on android.
I use Firefox literally 100% of the time and the only website that doesn't work I made myself (firefox has poor support for live GPS data I learned).
Okay...I don't know what to tell you. This is a somewhat common phenomenon that you will see mentioned time and again in threads like this.
What websites don't work? I've never had an issue with sites on Firefox.
This isn't uncommon. For a while Ticketmaster didn't work, as one example.
Ticketmaster sucks, makes resell difficult, price gouges, ruined an awesome culture, and nobody should use them ever. I never go to shows any more. Boycott and go local.
I would agree with all of that but it's also a big ask to expect people to completely miss like 90% of the shows they want to attend, which is how it is where I live. The real solution is what the Biden administration was starting, which was regulating those sons of bitches. Too bad the current landscape is hopelessly fascist/Nazi as fuck...
My national broadcaster doesn't play videos on either Firefox or Firefox focus unfortunately.
It's such a small market share these days they just don't bother to check or fix it.
So far I've only found one website that doesn't work when I change the user agent in FF to appear as Chrome. All the rest are just maliciously anti-firefox.
it's not that great imo ever since they moved away from fennec (to fenix)
performance wise it's very laggy compared to chromium. and the UI is terrible.. they recently made it even worse too. plus no customization at all, though that's also lacking for other browsers