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Well, I love Firefox! It's definitely a better browsing experience for me e.g. most-recently-used alt-tab order, vertical tab extensions, containers and deep co
by duncanawoods 7y ago
Well, I love Firefox! It's definitely a better browsing experience for me e.g. most-recently-used alt-tab order, vertical tab extensions, containers and deep configuration with about:config. Stability is great and my only performance problems are on Google sites.
The things I would like:
- default to private mode
- store bookmarks with choice of container - really weakens the feature when I can't e.g. bookmark two different gmail accounts
- built-in vertical tabs - extensions just can't achieve perfect UX e.g. can't tear out tabs to move to different windows, poor use of space due to side-panel header, keyboard shortcuts etc.
- Firefox IOS - lots of rough edges e.g. like always trying to autocomplete my urls to the worst possible sites that I never willingly visit e.g. outbrain, guice, oath etc. and no way to remove them
- better debugger and dev tools - still not a patch on chrome dev tools sadly
- become the better choice for Electron style apps (smaller, faster, easier)
- become the better choice for headless testing
- novaRom 7y agoYes, default private mode is absolutely necessary! I always open links in 'New private tab', while some of them like comments on HN in normal tabs because I am logged in to HN.
- gcthomas 7y agoIf I right-click on my launcher icon I get the option to open Firefox in Private Mode (KDE desktop). If you want to always default to Private Mode, then set that in the Options. https://www.howtogeek.com/137466/how-to-always-start-any-browser-in-private-browsing-mode/ https://www.howtogeek.com/137466/how-to-always-start-any-bro...