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Firefox is fine? It’s the best browsing experience thanks to Tree Style Tabs unless you are a lambda user and you only have 3 tabs open at all time. And even l
by the_clarence 8y ago
Firefox is fine? It’s the best browsing experience thanks to Tree Style Tabs unless you are a lambda user and you only have 3 tabs open at all time.
And even lambda users pile up tabs when they browse
- gagege 8y agoWhat's a lambda user? Sounds like I might be one. I only keep a few tabs open at a time.
- the_clarence 8y agoIn terms of browsers that would be someone who only go on HN, reddit, facebook, gmail and linkedin. In other words HRFGL.
- dwighttk 8y agohow do you get lambda out of hrfgl?
- gathaspa 8y agolambda user = average user. I don't know if the author of that message is french, but in french we use that expression quite a lot. It's meant to be used as a sort of "plug in any user" sort of variable, as in "for the user lambda" or "for the user x" sort of thing.
- dwighttk 8y agogotcha. That's helpful.
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- CaptainZapp 8y agoThank you very much! I didn't even know such a thing existed. I'll download the extension tonight and give it a shot.
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- Eric_WVGG 8y agoGecko still feels weird, I don’t think it’ll ever catch up to WebKit or Blink. Worth noting that Opera is still an option, and built on Blink...
- outworlder 8y agoKeep in mind that Opera was bought by a consortium of Chinese companies.
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- heurist 8y agoContainers are a killer app for me. Having a separate workspace for each project I am working on, or work role, vs personal browsing reduces both clutter and distraction dramatically. I still use Chrome for some things (select boxes seem to not be handled well in firefox, or sites don't implement them properly which can be annoying, and FF still feels a little slow at times compared to Chrome), but I use Firefox as much as possible.