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Firefox is on the brink of being dropped by the US Government
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Some sites that don't work on FF will work if the site thinks you're using a Chromium-based browser.
Huh. I can't remember the last time a site didn't work in firefox, but worked with a chromium-based browser.
I have NEVER seen a site that won't work with firefox. What is everyone even talking about?
I forget what specific site it was, but I recently experienced this with some website a doctor's office uses for online appointments. The site straight up said that it didn't work with Firefox and to open it in a different browser. I ended up having to use Edge because I uninstalled Chrome as soon as I had switched back to Firefox.
My local power company's site is broken in strange ways in Firefox. Bars for recent bill amounts are all the same length, usage page throws an error and won't open, a link in the dropdown for a home energy analyzer is completely missing.