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I've tried using Firefox for a month last month and decided to switch back to Chrome for a couple of reasons. Firstly and most importantly none of the extensio
by Improvotter 8y ago
I've tried using Firefox for a month last month and decided to switch back to Chrome for a couple of reasons.
Firstly and most importantly none of the extensions that I use seem to sync settings which make it very annoying when you have 3 computers that you're using daily (Linux, MacOS, and Windows).
Sometimes it just still crashes and it's annoying.
Firefox doesn't support debugging websockets like Chrome does.
Opening file types in Firefox is a bit annoying, it constantly asks it every single time for a file type it never saw before. Just let me save it damnit, I don't want to be bothered about the file type.
How do you even open PDFs in Firefox? If I set the file handler to Firefox itself, then it will recursively open the file in Firefox.
Firefox doesn't play well with window manager like i3. Sometime when I'm working with Firefox, I'll need to force a resize of the window before Firefox notices that it's not a 1000px wide, but 500px wide. This happens very often. If you're saying that I should report this. I really cannot be bothered most of the time because I'm not a huge fan of their issue tracking software and most of these already have bug reports, but are just ignored.
Firefox sometimes doesn't know how to handle a font and it makes it unreadable for some reason, alright?
Firefox and dark mode GTK themes don't mix well together. You still have to manually add some CSS to what Firefox loads on every page just to make website input text readable or not black. Firefox uses the theme's settings for most stuff when it doesn't make sense when the whole web assumes you're using a white theme.
That's about it I guess?
- baby 8y agoChrome doesn’t have tree style tabs. It’s hard to use as a power user.