Mozilla: We are a non-profit and we protect your privacy; we won’t use your data to make money.
Most users: Nah, man. We’ll go with the search engine and ad network company.
Most users: Nah, man. We’ll go with the search engine and ad network company.
Firefox does have global freezes on particularly heavy pages due to the single process model. It's rare enough not to bother me much though.
As a tip, the Firefox Android version allows add-ons -- uBlock most critically. It's just great.
[1] https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/Add-ons/Working_with_mul...
grandparent: firefox is building it
parent: it tooks them 7 years and it is still not done?
you: why do you care, who cares if mozilla updates slow?
me: ???
That's precisely the issue, it doesn't matter if Firefox just freezes for 250ms, it's enough to be perceptible and annoy me.
One way to see what's going on is to open a tab to `about:memory` and take a measure?
The fact that tabbed browsing's inventor's said as much doesn't do much to dissuade me.
Vastly better bookmarking or state management seem needed.
OTOH I happily use Firefox Android.
The Android FF app is also unusable since it doesn't support bookmark folders when using sync, which I don't even want to know what would do to my bookmarks across devices.
Firefox Sync (formerly "Weave") has actually existed since 2007, it just was delivered as an extension instead of being built-in.
Let's not get out of hand here. That may be true of "some users," or most users that you have come in contact with in your travels.
Not because it was pushed via bundlware or a Google-owned property?