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1) It is significantly slower. That's probably because multiprocess ("e10s") is not enabled (and I don't even know why). 2) Stable version still does not suppor
by jacek 10y ago
1) It is significantly slower. That's probably because multiprocess ("e10s") is not enabled (and I don't even know why). 2) Stable version still does not support touch scroll on Linux (only Developer version does). Also do not understand why.
- vanous 10y agoI use FF as primary. Enabled touch and love it. Debian unstable, FF stable. Enable e10s MOZ_USE_XINPUT2=1 firefox dom.w3c_touch_events.enabled
- jacek 10y agoI still don't know how to enable e10s. That trick works on Developer version, not stable.
- mythmon_ 10y agoAs for why e10s is not enabled: It is being slowly rolled out to many users, and each new version of Firefox enables it for more users. It is a huge change to the browser, so Mozilla is being very cautious with the transition.
- flavoie 10y agotouch on Linux is also the reason I keep using chrome