That’s been the case since Chrome was released.
this post was submitted on 20 Nov 2023
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That's odd
Surely this is against anti-trust laws.
Imagine if Microsoft slowed down everything that wasn't on their services, it's insane.
While this is abhorrent, I have to say in general Firefox is just painfully slow on mobile compared to other browsers. Don't know what it's doing but I stopped using it because it's noticeably slow.
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