So Mozilla Firefox takes a bit more time load- BIG DEAL!!!
If there is one thing that I am not able to understand, it is the whole fuss about the fact that Mozilla Firefox takes a lot of time to load. Without entering into the arguments and justifications available to parties on both the sides of the issue, I seek to ask a very basic and fundamental question. Mozilla Firefox takes a bit more time to load and get operational. OK, let me concede that the time taken happens to be a lot of time. All I want to ask is- why is this issue such a big deal?
It is not that Mozilla Firefox is an inherently slow web browsing software application. It is not that the fact that Mozilla Firefox takes a bit more than time to load causes serious inconvenience to the user of the web browsing software application. It is not that the user of Internet Explorer enjoys a lot of advantages just due to the fact that Internet Explorer loads a mite faster than Mozilla Firefox. In such a scenario, why is this issue so important as to warrant intense discussion and debate?
In my opinion, the fact that such a minor issue has been blown into a major one is indicative of the desperation faced by users of Microsoft's Internet Explorer and other web browsing software applications. The fact that such a trivial issue is being raised and classified as a flaw to criticize Mozilla Firefox clearly show that those in favor of Internet Explorer do not have any other point to raise. The whole issue seems all the more embarrassing when one enters the statistical aspect. If Internet Explorer loads in ten seconds, Mozilla Firefox takes about fifteen seconds to load and become operational. Simply put, it seems Mozilla Firefox takes five seconds more to load is a flaw that is so grave that the user of the web browsing software applications should contemplate avoiding Mozilla Firefox for ever.
Tags: Mozilla, Web Browsers
