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There is. Firefox quantum is better than Chrome. The only thing is pushbullet doesn't quite show popus correctly. It works with all the major streaming services
by Something1234 9y ago
There is. Firefox quantum is better than Chrome. The only thing is pushbullet doesn't quite show popus correctly. It works with all the major streaming services, and just feels better. Now if only client side window decoration would come sooner, I want to ridded of that ugly title bar. I miss fedora's firefox 57 build.
- gmueckl 9y agoHas alsa support returned in the Linux build? Unless that is the case, Firefox is absolutely useless to me.
- richjdsmith 9y agoFF Quantum is in the latest Linux build, if that's what you mean. So I'm assuming support has returned?
- Something1234 9y agoWhy does alsa support matter? I'm very fuzzy about how sound works on Linux.
- staticelf 9y agoUnfortunately, the html inspector in quantum is not as good as it used to be. I don't know why but it often refuses to find the correct element. I use Firefox as my main browser since quantum but for development I have to use Chrome or else I'd go mad. I'm sure they're going to fix that soon, but until that happens it's very frustrating. For example, if the site is loading there is no way to inspect the elements that are already loaded.