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Just tried it with the Nightly by setting gfx.webrender.enabled to true in about:config. Wow, that thing flies. It's seriously amazing. And so far no bugs or vi

Just tried it with the Nightly by setting gfx.webrender.enabled to true in about:config. Wow, that thing flies. It's seriously amazing. And so far no bugs or visual inconsistencies I could detect. Firefox is really making great progress on this front!

mycoborea 9y ago
Yeah I'm pretty stunned at the speed improvements. I was getting a little worried there after Australis.
Antrikshy 9y ago
I really want to use Firefox full time, but I miss Safari's multi-touch gesture integration.
- DontGiveTwoFlux 9y ago
  You can try out Better Touch Tool to add a ton of custom gestures to whatever mapping you want. For example, I use a four finger swipe down to hit CMD-W, which closes the window in focus for most apps. https://www.boastr.net/ https://www.boastr.net/
482794793792894 9y ago
There's more steps necessary to enable WebRender in full capacity. I presume, though, that things are buggier then and the potentially introduced performance drops might actually make it feel slower for now. I don't know, though, I haven't tested it with just gfx.webrender.enabled. You can find the current full list of steps to enable WebRender here: https://mozillagfx.wordpress.com/2017/09/25/webrender-newsletter-5/ https://mozillagfx.wordpress.com/2017/09/25/webrender-newsle...