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It is borderline unusable on the most recent Macbook Pro and most recent version of OS X. Weird that it only seems to affect some people
by Kpourdeilami 8y ago
It is borderline unusable on the most recent Macbook Pro and most recent version of OS X. Weird that it only seems to affect some people
- stouset 8y agoStrangely, none of my coworkers seem to have problems. But every release seems to get worse; first it was terrible performance, then fonts in pages and the UI became blurry. This happens even on newly-installed MBPs, so it’s doesn’t seem like it could be related to anything I’ve done. And yet… coworkers don’t have problems.
- dralley 8y agoTry a profile refresh
- stouset 8y agoTried. No success. I've also fully-uninstalled it with CleanMyMac, also to no success.
- jhatax 8y agohave you changed the resolution of your display to be "scaled" in system preferences? does setting it to "default for display" make FF usable again?
- stouset 8y agoI keep it at scaled to max resolution, but I reverted to default and it made no difference.
- zaphirplane 8y agoWhy do you think a piece of software running on your laptop would behave differently from millions running on the same hardware. Profile, addon, custom install location, weird env variables
- spiderfarmer 8y agoA profile refresh is useless in this case.
- cat199 8y agosierra (not high sierra) and latest 15/4c MBP. Has been working just fine here for 7-9mo since I got it (not on the latest latest, but this sounds like an ongoing issue) Agree it's weird.
- greglindahl 8y agoIf it affected everyone all of the time, it would have been fixed.
- azinman2 8y agoI’m on a 5k iMac with zero problems on latest OS X.