Is your firefox using Webrender?
Vanilla firefox is slower than chrome but WebRender is noticeably faster than chrome. Chrome on a 4K monitor slows down to a crawl, but WebRender handles it like a champ. It can be easily enabled with a flag.
Vanilla firefox is slower than chrome but WebRender is noticeably faster than chrome. Chrome on a 4K monitor slows down to a crawl, but WebRender handles it like a champ. It can be easily enabled with a flag.
- Can you please make this a default?
- Can you please fix text rendering on mobile? Sites like reddit render at desktop resolution on mobile screen, and there is no clear text sizing that works. With Chrome I just set my size option and move on with life.
https://wiki.mozilla.org/Platform/GFX/WebRender_Where
In some configurations you have to set a config flag to enable it.
Go to about:support and search for WebRender to check if it worked.
Works great for me with Kubuntu 19.10 / Mesa / AMD. It didn't work when I tried it a couple of months ago.
EDIT: Nope, I’m not one of the default-on “safe” configurations.
I mean if their crappy mobile site encourages you to switch to their annoying app, I guess they consider it mission accomplished?