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Firefox caught up to Chrome on usability?

In what way was it behind?

Profiles, there's a couple real simple UI changes Firefox could make that would bring profiles on par with chrome. But won't.

And before someone comes here saying container tabs, it's not the same thing.

I actually like multi-account containers better than profiles. I know it isn't the same thing but I just want to open a work tab for work stuff and a personal tab for other stuff. Couple that with simple tab groups and you have an amazing single window workflow.

It's absolutely amazing with retarded services like MS Teams that don't allow you to be in two tenants at the same time. Same with their admin portals.

Funny how MS is pushing edge and Firefox is the best option to manage their services.

My org doesnt use o365 but for some reason I have to be constantly logged in to 3 tenants at the same time. Of course can not.

And less user hostile features. Like if you press shift, the website can't hijack your contextual menu.

As soon as they get Nvidia Video Super Resolution working consistently in Firefox I’ll switch, hopefully that happens before June of next year.