Firefox fucking sucks
Then use something else.
>>108861392it sucks less than Chrome
i fucking HATE technology
The only thing firefox has going for it is being able to put vertical tabs on the right and being able to close non active tabs without navigating to them or having the tab bar expand since it has the X on the icon.
Firefox fuckin rules
>>108861392covid didn't exist and we already knew it for few years op
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Yes, but it is still the best browser we got.
>>108861392True. Still use it though.
>>108861392works for me
>>108861397/thread
>>108861392plus points is it does not spy on you via spellcheckers etc
>>108861405then stop using it. less of yous, the better.
i've been using firefox since win xp and don't see any reason to change
>>108864630I used chrome from 2008 till 2015 or so when it started to turn into pajeetware it is today. Moved back to firefox and will never leave again.
>>108861397But then the Chromium alternative that is being kept afloat by donations by Chromium's owner will then become less relevant.
>>108861392Yeah, but like Windows all my scripts are in there so I am chained to it
Still better than the alternatives I guess.
Yea, me
>>108861397nigga everything is either a fork of chromium or a fork of firefox
>>108866119why don't someone make a new one from scratch
>>108861392Yes it does, but it sucks less than the rest.I've used it in 2007 to like 2010, then swapped to Chrome for a bit because Google was hard shitting up sites for Firefox.But alas I returned to Firefox really fast in 2012, when Firefox started running all sites properly again, and then had absolutely no reason to swap to anything else with the release of uBlock in ~2014 or so.
The last update broke fucking everything. There's these weird shadows on every website, even inside firefox settings too. The fuck is this retarded shit? I disabled scripts and custom CSS but nothing helps.
>>108861392Use Brave like a straight white man.
>>108861392I tried chromium today for the first time in over a decade been fed up with firefox lately; there's this flickering sometimes on certain websites when i scroll up/down that never happened on firefox ever and is driving me insane if anyone knows how to fix this shit i am all ears.
>>108866319GGEZ fix1. Buy a rope2. Find a high solid cross beam
I'm growing weary of it since they really want to hawk their AI stuff but I don't know what I should be doing instead.
I'm trying to get a reasonable replicate of Lynx on Windows 11. Does anyone have any suggestions? >picrel when I see anything bar basic black text>and yes I think times new roman 12pt is optimal
More like FireFUCKS cause this browser FUCKS
>>108866661I want to fuck Kit.
>>108861392I actually switched back to Firefox on my Linux PC. I dunno why, but Firefox works a lot smoother there, especially scrolling. But on my phone I still use Brave, cuz Firefox on Android performs like shit.
>>108866282Is browser.nova.enabled in about:config true?
>>108866122>new one from scratchThere's the ladybird browser.
>>108866705I've enabled it but it didn't affect these shadows at all.
Actually, in my own experience in the last decade of using Firefox and sparsely having to use Chromium, it's actually Chromium that sucks like shit.Firefox is absolutely goated as the kids would say.
>>108866707It seems a long way off from being stable, even if they are planning an "alpha" for this year.The other alternative I am aware of is Servo but that seems to have way less resources behind it and offloading the work of turning it into a usable desktop/mobile browser to integrators.
It works for me.I use Sidebery for better vertical tabs.
>>108866712Try troubleshoot mode (help -> troubleshoot mode). If the issue does not happen there then the culprit is a custom setting or extension, otherwise it's something in the browser itself or related to your specific hardware I guess. Not happening for me.
>using a browserkek, fucking casuals
>>108866826Shadows were gone in troubleshoot mode and everything looked normal. I've exit it and disabled all extensions but the shadows were still there. Could some custom about:config parameter cause this?
>>108866119Not Safari.
>>108864715It's not donations it's payment for using google as the default search engine
>>108861392checled
>>108861392>Refuses to elaborate>Refuses to point out alternatives and solutions>leavesAhh yes, the average /pol/tard post.
It's not Chrome. So I use it. I refuse to use Chrome. I refuse to use Chromium based browsers.
