Yes, Firefox is slow on Macs, but you should consider switching to it. We know how it went with IE back then. On Android, the extension support alone makes it so much better than the competition.
Yes, Firefox is slow on Macs, but you should consider switching to it. We know how it went with IE back then. On Android, the extension support alone makes it so much better than the competition.
Firefox doesn't open links handled by apps directly with the app, like almost every other Android browser does. This makes it unusable for me.
Here's the bug report (7 years old) btw: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=806385
However, I think there was an option to have it enabled if you wish to.
No, otherwise that bug would have been marked as fixed.
Oooh, I so very much want that. Thanks, I'll check it out!
Those bookmarks were mine, and Firefox destroyed them without even giving me a chance to opt-out.
I can't use Firefox if it's going to do stuff like that. I use qutebrowser, instead.
> without even giving me a chance to opt-out
It didn't flip a pref, the infrastructure behind that feature was removed because it was a maintenance nightmare, and not enough people were using it. You could have opted out (for a while) by switching to the ESR.
I haven't tried qutebrowser, does it have extension or RSS support?
It has a userscript:
https://github.com/qutebrowser/qutebrowser/blob/master/misc/...
... but extensions in qutebrowser are admittedly in a very early and immature state now, and the codebase for them is going to be changed.