5 reasons to uninstall Firefox

A questionnaire function asking the reason for uninstalling Firefox is actually attached, and it seems that some results have been compiled. The five major reasons below to uninstall.

First place: just reinstall to temporarily uninstall temporarily

Second place: because some pages were not properly seen

3rd place: some functions did not work

4th: Performance problems (slow, memory overuse)

5th: Plug-in compatibility (Flash, PDF, WindowsMediaPlayer, etc.)
Schrep's blog: Newer Uninstall Survey Data

Aside from first place, second place is a serious problem. Perhaps it is a site concerning a company site, perhaps a website service per service used by various people, perhaps because the person is frustrated until uninstalling? For example, it will be quite different just to get it to work properly in banking online banking ....

Mozilla Japan Knowledge Base - online banking of trading banks is not available
http://www.mozilla-japan.org/kb/solution/2067

Well, I do not know until 3rd place whether it is a malfunction of the extended function or a bug of the main body, but there is a possibility that it will come back if it improves. In the next Firefox 2, it is easier to use than the rendering engine, so called usability improvement is the main case, so it is likely that the case that it really can be used properly but the case that you misunderstand that it can not be used due to an interface failure or the case that you feel it is difficult to use it.

The fourth place will be resolved in the next Firefox 3. Because it seems to solve the bug which the rendering engine itself has and improve the performance. Personally, I'd like you to manage this person first, but I will say that you can solve the one that is easily visible.

Mozilla Firefox 2 roadmap
http://www.mozilla-japan.org/projects/firefox/roadmap.html

I do not know what the problem is in the fifth place ... I do not have Flash, PDF, streaming playback without problems, can there be an environment that can not be done?