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A lot of the things being said here are true. I gave FF a chance again (after nearly a decade) last month. I switched back to chrome for two reasons: 1. After
by EpicEng 9y ago
A lot of the things being said here are true. I gave FF a chance again (after nearly a decade) last month. I switched back to chrome for two reasons:
1. After a couple of days of use, page interaction began to 'stutter'. Every 2-3 seconds the page would lock up.
2. They still don't sand box tabs, so a crash brings down everything. I lost work because FF locked up on one tab while I was working in another. Everything came to a screeching halt.
That was enough for me to forget FF all over again. #1 consistently happened on two different machines, but I couldn't find a fix (just similar issues related to graphics HW acceleration from two years ago.) I have no idea how isolated these incidents are, but if I can't rely on FF to work > 99% of the time I can't use it.