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As an aside, I have found Firefox on Android to work fine as long as the device is relatively pristine. But quickly deteriorates in performance and responsivene
by digi_owl 9y ago
As an aside, I have found Firefox on Android to work fine as long as the device is relatively pristine. But quickly deteriorates in performance and responsiveness as internal storage fills up etc. This while webit/blink based browsers seems to behave fine under the same conditions.
- zeep 9y agoFirefox works fine on my low-spec pre-paid Android phone that I purchased for $50 a year ago. And the storage space on that phone just got filled up recently and I haven't noticed slow downs...
- TheLilHipster 9y agoI personally use firefox as my mobile browser. Native add-on support (adblocker, anti-adblockers, anti-tracking, paywall bypasses) are of a huge value to me. I like the consistent experience between the desktop and mobile versions - eliminating the need to download dedicated apps for each adblock-like service you want on your phone and the dependencies that come with it (root etc).
- wooger 9y agoIf you think Firefox on Android is fine, please go to http://browserbench.org/Speedometer/ http://browserbench.org/Speedometer/ and let us know how it does. Safari on my near 2 year old iPhone 6s scores 89. Mobile devices are approaching desktop performance for web, but I have never seen anything approaching this from Firefox on Android.