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It’s got great performance on macOS, and I suggest that people try it again.
by tzakrajs 8y ago
It’s got great performance on macOS, and I suggest that people try it again.
- tsbinz 8y agoSee jorvi's comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19264960 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19264960 there are some bugs that drive me back to chrome when I try it
- xattt 8y agoFirefox still feels non-native on OS X as a result of its reliance on XUL. My main issues are around UI. The menu bar only fully populates once the browser is almost loaded, not when the browser is first opened. The other thing is that UI elements exist in an uncanny valley, where they are not quite native, but not quite foreign. Camino meant to fix that, but it has moved onto greener pastures.
- StevePerkins 8y ago> "Firefox still feels non-native on OS X..." As opposed to Chrome? Or Opera, Vivaldi, etc? Browsers are a class of application whose UI's have been "native" only to themselves for years now.
- int_19h 8y agoDidn't they get rid of XUL entirely several releases ago?