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>because the new version is horribly buggy and crashes all the time. Really? I haven't experienced a single crash, and I was on nightlies before 57 was release
by vesak 9y ago
>because the new version is horribly buggy and crashes all the time.
Really? I haven't experienced a single crash, and I was on nightlies before 57 was released, so I could try Quantum.
- Silhouette 9y agoYes, sadly. I can't remember the last time Firefox crashed on me prior to 57. I've lost count of the number of crashes/hangs since the update, but it's well into double figures by now. Whether it's Firefox itself or the handful of extensions I have installed, I can't tell for sure, but it's much worse here on a Windows box with more extensions installed than a Linux box with just a few. In any case, if the new runtime model is supposed to make things more robust then unfortunately my experience has been quite the opposite.
- eeks 9y ago57 user on OpenBSD here. No extension installed (at least to my knowledge ;)), no crash to report. It has been a pretty smooth experience so far.